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Why COST Action C17 still Defines the Agenda for Fire Safety in Historic Buildings

Scientific Department January 7, 2026 0

The 2019 Notre-Dame fire and the 2018 Glasgow School of Art disaster revealed a troubling reality: despite decades of advancement...

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