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Gabriela Krist is professor at the Institute of Conservation, University of Applied Arts Vienna, since 1999. She studied conservation at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, as well as art history and archaeology in Vienna and Salzburg. For many years, she worked for ICCROM in Rome and at the Austrian Federal Office for the Care of Monuments (Bundesdenkmalamt), and is a UNESCO Chair holder.Deborah Klimburg-Salter ist emeritierte Universitätsprofessorin für asiatische Kunstgeschichte am Institut für Kunstgeschichte der Universität Wien. Sie war Gastprofessorin an der University of Pennsylvania, der Oxford University, der École Pratique des Hautes Études und dem Wellesley College. Ihr Spezialgebiet ist die Kunstgeschichte Süd- und Zentralasiens, Tibets und der Himalaya-Region. Ihre zahlreichen Publikationen umfassen unter anderem The Kingdom of B
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n: The Buddhist Art and Culture of the Hindu Kush (1989)Tatjana Bayerová MSc Since 2000 a senior lecturer and a head of the chemical laboratory at the Conservation Department at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. After finishing the chemistry study she joined The Monuments Board of the Slovak Republic, and the Faculty of Restoration, University of Pardubice, Czech Republic as a conservation scientist. Tatjana Bayerová has participated in various national and international research projects and is the author of numerous articles in national and international journals.Gabriela Krist is professor at the Institute of Conservation, University of Applied Arts Vienna, since 1999. She studied conservation at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, as well as art history and archaeology in Vienna and Salzburg. For many years, she worked for ICCROM in Rome and at the Austrian Federal Office for the Care of Monuments (Bundesdenkmalamt), and is a UNESCO Chair holder.