Emanuel Sterp Moga is a curator–restorer of Cultural Heritage. He graduated from the Complutense University of Madrid, Spain. He obtained the Cátedra Autric Tamayo award with his Final Degree Work, which was carried out during 2017. He completed the Master in Conservation of Cultural Heritage at the same university in 2018, and the Master in Virtual Heritage at the University of Alicante in 2019. He obtained the First Prize of Young Researchers in the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, awarded by the GE-IIC in 2019. He has participated in several national and international congresses on the new 3D technologies applied to cultural heritage. He is the author of several articles and has two Spanish National Patents. He is a member of the research group: Art, Technology, Image and Conservation of Cultural Heritage, ref: 970923. He is currently a predoctoral researcher (FPI ref.PRE2019-087870).
Complutense University of Madrid
Madrid, Spain
CÁTEDRA EXTRAORDINARIA AUTRIC TAMAYO 2017
Complutense University of Madrid
Award to the Final Degree Project in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage. Title: Application of 3D digital techniques in a conservation-restoration proposal for an anatomical wax model (XVIII century). Venus de Medici.
1st Young Researcher Award in Conservation and Restoration 2019
Spanish Conservation Group International Institute for Conservation of historic and artistic work
Title of the award: Minimal intervention in painting on canvas. Incorporation of neodymium magnets in conservation-restoration processes.