Beatriz Prieto

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Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

Spain

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Beatriz Prieto is a Profesora Titular at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Her research primarily focuses on the effects of environmental changes on phototrophic organisms and their implications for cultural heritage conservation. Recent publications explore topics such as the interaction between temperature and CO2 concentration on weathering activities, policies for environmentally-sound illumination of historical structures, and the biological recolonization of stone heritage after cleaning treatments.

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Patricia Sanmartín

Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

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Gabriele Favero

Sapienza University of Rome

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Effects of combined increase in temperature and CO2 concentration on the weathering activity of phototrophic organisms inhabiting granitic rocks and its implications in terms of cultural heritage conservation

Effects of combined increase in temperature and CO2 concentration on the weathering activity of phototrophic organisms inhabiting granitic rocks and its implications in terms of cultural heritage conservation

Better, not more, lighting: Policies in urban areas towards environmentally-sound illumination of historical stone buildings that also halts biological colonization

Better, not more, lighting: Policies in urban areas towards environmentally-sound illumination of historical stone buildings that also halts biological colonization

Current knowledge regarding biological recolonization of stone cultural heritage after cleaning treatments

Current knowledge regarding biological recolonization of stone cultural heritage after cleaning treatments

Evaluation of the Cleaning Effect of Natural-Based Biocides: Application on Different Phototropic Biofilms Colonizing the Same Granite Wall

Effects of changes in UV-B radiation levels on biofilm-forming organisms commonly found in cultural heritage surfaces

Laboratory development of subaerial biofilms commonly found on buildings. A methodological review

Role of masonry fabric subsurface moisture on biocolonisation. A case study

Impact of Herbicide Treatments on the Construction Materials in the Roman Wall of Lugo, Spain (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

Role of Exposure on the Microbial Consortiums on Historical Rural Granite Buildings

Effect of Inorganic Carbon Concentration on the Development of Subaerial Phototrophic Biofilms on Granite

Identifying the Original Colour of the Paintwork on the Artistic and Industrial Recreation Pavilion Designed by Antonio Palacios for the Galician Regional Exhibition Held in 1909

Phytochemical Compounds as Cleaning Agents on Granite Colonized by Phototrophic Subaerial Biofilms

Covering Layers on Granite Buildings of Northwestern Iberian Peninsula: When Observable Characteristics and Lab Characterization Do Not Match

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Patricia Sanmartín

Gabriele Favero

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