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Denmark/DPIL – University of Aarhus, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
Danish Pest Infestation Laboratory
Contact
Dr. Lise Stengård Hansen
tél. +45 89 99 39 56
email: [email protected]
web: www.dpil.dl
Equipment and expertise
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Insect group
Colonies of important insect pests in
museums and wooden constructions
Laboratory facilities, controlled climate
facilities and precision freezers for testing
and research on control of wood destroying
insects and museum pests
Expertise in biology of relevant insect pest
species
Lise Stengård Hansen:
insect pests in stored products, wood, museums,
constructions: prevention, monitoring and control
Research interesting the COST IE0601
 Development of populations of the common furniture beetle Anobium punctatum through 3 years
in Danish medieval churches
 Development of non-chemical method for control of insect pests in museums
Denmark. The National Museum.
Department of Conservation.
Contact
Dr. Poul Jensen
tél. +45 33473526
email: [email protected]
web: http://nationalmuseet.dk
Equipment and expertise
Local
In situ preservation (marine and terrestrial)
David John Gregory, Henning Matthiesen.
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Recent wood (wood, polychrome)
Rikke Bjarnhof
Local networks
Freeze drying of waterlogged archaeological
materials (wood, textile, leather, bone)
Poul Jensen, Kristiane Strætkvern..
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ATN FT-IR, GC/MS, HPLC
LV-SEM(Cryo-stage)
Light microscopy
Freeze dryers (diameter 2 m, length 8 m)
X-radiography, X-fluorescence
Climate room
Numerical modelling (freeze-drying, diffusion)
Measurement of oxygen consumption
Field measurement of: oxygen, redox potential, pH,
sulphide, water level, temperature
Raman spectroscopy
MALDI-TOF
Research interesting the COST IE0601
 Freeze drying (materials, methods, equipments, modelling)
 In situ preservation (marine and terrestrial methods, deterioration of wood, genetic determination of bacteria in waterlogged
wood)
 Development of methods for assessing wood degradation
 Methods for measuring oxygen content and consumption