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Robert Waller
Robert Waller is currently Chief, Conservation at the Canadian Museum of Nature. He holds a PhD in Conservation
from Göteborg University Institute of Conservation and Professional Accreditation with the Canadian Association
of Professional Conservators. Research interests have included: the preservation of mineral specimens, especially the
effects of relative humidity, temperature and pollutants on minerals; the condition and stability of fluid-preserved
collections; the effect of relative humidity on rates of deterioration of materials in general; cultural property risk
assessment, analysis and management, and holistic approaches to collection management and preservation. Author of more
than 25 scientific and technical papers, chapters, or books on conservation, Robert Waller has taught, lectured, and
served as a consultant at dozens of museums, universities, and organizations throughout North and South America, Europe
and Asia. He is a fellow of the International Institute for Conservation and is a Past-Chairman of the Canadian
Association of Professional Conservators.
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