Of particular note was a session on museum libraries showing how 'convergence' and 'integration' have advanced in Russia. An exhibition accompanied the Conference with over 30 stands and over 60 Cultural CD-ROMs being on show, as well as a new DVD from The Hermitage and additional technology developments, notably a wide screen developed in Russia, produced in Germany. The fourth EVA Moscow is planned for 3-7 December 2001. We hope that it will be possible to provide selected papers on the Web. March, with a special focus on the Mediterranean region.
Papers come from as far away as China.
The programme is still in preparation but it is already clear that several North American papers will be presented since one of the topics is 'Co-operation across the Atlantic' These two conferences will in particular help in dissemination of EC project results, thanks to EU support from the new EVA Networking Project, EVAN, being launched a the beginning of 2001. Information on this initiative will be provided later. He studied Mathematics at the Universities of Oxford and London. He is now Project Director of the new EC supported EVA Networking EVAN Projects and will be taking up a part-time position with the National Museums of Scotland early in 2001. If you wish to translate this page choose the preferred language using the WorldLingo icon below.