Working Groups

NHSF has three working groups that are aligned to the three strands of the Strategic Framework for Heritage Science in the UK.

The groups meet regularly throughout the year and each group leads one of NHSF's three Member Meetings each year which bring together people from across the membership.

Communities working group

Strategic strand: A skilled and diverse heritage science community

Lora Angelova (co-convenor) - The National Archives

Nigel Blades - The National Trust

Lisa Brown - Historic Environment Scotland

Natalie Brown - The National Archives

Gill Campbell - Historic England

Josep Grau-Bove - UCL

Isoble Griffin - National Galleries Scotland

Eric Nordgren - West Dean College

Paola Ricciardi (co-convenor) - University of Cambridge Museums

Constantina Vlachou - Historic Royal Palaces

Patrick Whife - Icon

Lyn Wilson - Historic Environment Scotland

Dates of next meetings:

5th May 2021, 13.00-15.00 (working group meeting)

16th June, 13.00-15.00 (Member Meeting)

7th July, 13.00-14.00 (working group meeting)

22nd September, 14.00-15.00 (working group meeting)

Research working group

Strategic strand: Excellent research

Alex Ball - Natural History Museum

Nigel Blades - The National Trust

Lisa Brown - Historic Environment Scotland

May Cassar (co-convenor) - UCL

Josep Grau-Bove - UCL

Jen Heathcote - Historic England

Carl Heron - British Museum

Kath Knowles - Wellcome Collection

Bronwyn Ormsby - Tate

Lucia Pereira Pardo - The National Archives

Matija Strlic - UCL

David Thickett - English Heritage

Lore Troalen - National Museums Scotland

Heather Viles - University of Oxford

Constantina Vlachou (co-convenor) - Historic Royal Palaces

Impact working group

Strategic strand: Demonstrable social and economic impact

May Cassar - UCL

Jen Heathcote - Historic England

Eric Nordgren - West Dean College

Bronwyn Ormsby (co-convenor) - Tate

Lucia Pereira Pardo - The National Archives

Jack Ridge (co-convenor) - National Galleries Scotland

Chante St Clair Inglis - National Museums Scotland

Joanne Vine - University of Cambridge Museums