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Dr. FENG Nan

Associate Professor
School of Archaeology, University of Jilin (Jilin)

Fellowship Project

Dr. Feng Nan will spend 12 months (February 2022 – February 2023) at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands where she will systematically study the theoretical fundamentals of museum education, including constructivism and object-based learning, museum-school collaboration, adult education activity planning, and museum education evaluation models. She also plans to develop a Chinese art education programme based on her in-depth research on the Chinese art collection of the museum.

Biography

Dr. Feng Nan holds a Ph. D.degree in Archaeology and Museology and is now Associate Professor at the School of Archaeology, Jilin University. Her research focuses on museum education and museum environment study.

Recent Development and Achievement

    Dr. Feng Nan is currently conducting research on theories of museum education, programme planning and implementation. She will develop new university courses based on her research at the Rijksmuseum.

Selected Publication(s)

English Publication

  • Feng, N. (2019). Reconsidering of Preventive Conservation Guidelines in a University Museum: A Case Study from China. AIC, 2019(5).

Chinese Publications

  • Feng, N. (2020). On the visitors’ immersion experience in urban planning museums: taking Changchun city planning exhibition hall as an example. Science Education and Museums, 2020(5).
  • Feng, N. (2020). Interaction, communication and learning of family visitors at Jilin provincial museum. Science Education and Museums, 2020(4).
  • Feng, N. (2020). The construction of services marketing model for university museum. Museum Research.
  • Feng, N. (2019). The strategy on museum non-visitor development. Chinese Museum.
  • Feng, N. (2019). Overview of conservation program in American. In The 30th anniversary of conservation program in Northwest university.
  • Feng, N. (2019). Reconsidering of Preventive Conservation Guidelines in a University Museum: A Case Study from China. AIC, 2019(5).
  • Feng, N. (2019). The study on museum visitor behaviour in the exhibition of “dawn of civilization”, Jilin provincial museum. Museum Research.
  • Feng, N. (2018). The scientific analysis and identification on a polychrome stone object. Research of China’s Frontier Archaeology, 23.
  • Feng, N. (2018). The application of RACE on museum visitor studies. Museum Research.
  • Feng, N. (2017). The preventive conservation on museum objects. Research of China’s Frontier Archaeology, 22.
  • Feng, N. (2017). The research report on museum visitors’ behaviour of Yantai museum. China Cultural Heritage News.
  • Feng, N. (2016). The application of RTI on museum and archaeological investigation. Research of China’s Frontier Archaeology, 20.
  • Feng, N. (2016). Overview of preventive conservation and the museum environment in China. Studies in conservation, 61.
  • Feng, N. (2016). The revivification function of museum lighting. China Museum Newsletter, 350.
  • Feng, N. (2015). Some issues on specialized practice teaching on discipline construction of Heritage and Museums. Museum Research.
  • Feng, N. (2015). Surface analysis and materials characterization for the study of biodeterioration and weathering effects on gaogouli stone cultural heritage. ISA.
  • Feng, N. (2013). Research progress of nano material applied to the conservation of porous materials heritage. Research of China’s Frontier Archaeology, 14.
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