Running for over two decades, our mobile laboratory provides heritage institutions with access to:

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• unique in-house developed cutting-edge mobile imaging and spectroscopy instruments, which are tailored to heritage applications;

• state-of-the-art commercial and bespoke instruments for in situ analysis in art conservation, history and archaeology;​

• advanced data science methodologies for interpretation of results;​

• expertise in interdisciplinary research at the interface between science and heritage

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All of the ISAAC instrumentation can be offered as a MOLAB (Mobile Lab) service. Mobile instrumentation is particularly applicable for site visits and analysis in situ. Instruments are offered in close range mode and remote sensing mode (of order 10m or beyond) for analysis sites with problematic access, and can be ground based or airborne. Some of the instrumentation can be used to analyse museum objects in situ, from behind the glass of the display case, allowing condition assessments without the need for handling or removal from display.

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