EVENTS

Brussels (Belgium) - We’re excited to announce that the official programme for our first Winter School, taking place next year in Brussels, is now available! We look forward to welcoming colleagues from across Europe for three days of lectures, hands-on workshops, and collaborative work on developing our Online Competence Center.

Jaén (Spain) - This year the annual European Researchers’ Night celebrates its 20th anniversary on 26 September 2025. Several partners of the 3D-4CH project will take part with a diverse set of workshops and activities, each reflecting our shared mission: using 3D technologies to preserve, share, and reimagine cultural heritage.

The 3D-4CH consortium recently gathered online to reflect on the past six months, share progress across work packages, and plan the steps ahead. From major milestones and deliverables to preparations for our upcoming Winter School in Brussels, the meeting was a valuable moment to align and look forward together.

Siena (Italy) - On Tuesday 9 September Members of the 3D-4CH Competence Centre, including project partners and stakeholders, come together to reflect on the current state of 3D digitisation across Europe. This Panel reflects on several contemporary challenges and opportunities in the 3D cultural heritage sector.

Siena (Italy) - On Monday 8 September several EU-funded projects and initiatives are coming together to host a joint workshop on 3D cultural heritage. The workshop takes place at Digital Heritage 2025 in Siena, Italy.

Warszawa (Poland) - New Workshop at Europeana 2025: Building 3D Skills for Cultural Heritage Join us on June 12 for a hands-on session on digital capacity building for the heritage sector, led by Marco Medici (INCEPTION srl). Discover how 3D-4CH is helping professionals adopt sustainable 3D digitisation practices.

Trento (Italy) - The 3D-4CH project is set to launch with a Kickoff Meeting in Trento (IT) from 18–20 February 2025, bringing together a diverse group of consortium partners, experts, and key stakeholders. This gathering marks not only the beginning of our collaborative efforts but also a significant opportunity to connect and align with crucial European initiatives, including the Common Data Space for Cultural Heritage and the European Cloud for Heritage OpEn Science.