Background
Cassar, JoAnn was born on July 1, 1958 in Floriana, Malta.
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JoAnn Cassar
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Joann Cassar, Maltese stone conservation scientist, researcher. United Nations Educational fellow, 1981-1983, Salzburg Seminar fellow, 1990; short-term visiting grantee Smithsonian Institution, 1987. Member International Council Monuments and Sites, International Institute Conservation of History and Artistic Works, New York Academy of Sciences, Association for Preservation Technology, Royal Society Chemistry (chartered chemist).
Education
Bachelor of Science, University Malta, 1979. Doctor of Philosophy, University Malta, 1999.
Career
Stone conservator National Museum Archaeology, Malta, 1986-1994. Stone conservation scientist University Malta, Msida, since 1994. External supervisor faculty architect University Florence, Italy, 1989-1993.
Member technical experts committee Conservation Prehistoric Temples Malta, 1994-1996. Founding member Icomos National Committee, Malta, member international science committee on stone. Member science committee Conservation of Megalithic Temples, Malta.
Achievements
Membership
Member International Council Monuments and Sites, International Institute Conservation of History and Artistic Works, New York Academy of Sciences, Association for Preservation Technology, Royal Society Chemistry (chartered chemist).
Connections
Daughter of John Baptist and Pauline (Grech) c. Married Robert Michael Cachia, September 28, 1995.
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Nationality
Maltese -
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Education
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1979
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1999
Career
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1986 - 1994
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1994
Awards
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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization fellow, 1981-1983, Salzburg Seminar fellow, 1990. Short-term visiting grantee Smithsonian Institution, 1987.United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization fellow, 1981-1983, Salzburg Seminar fellow, 1990. Short-term visiting grantee Smithsonian Institution, 1987.