<sod>The courses given by the TRC include a ‘standard’ five-day course on the basic techniques required to produce a textile, which attracts national as well as international scholars, students and interested amateurs. In 2015 it was given five times due to increased demand. Participants over the years have included colleagues, students and interested people from many different countries, including Britain, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Poland, Spain, the USA, as well as the Netherlands. Participants during the last few years have included staff from the British Museum (England), the Brighton Museum Service (England), the Netherlands Forensic Institute (Den Haag), the National Museum (Madrid, Spain), the National Museum (Athens, Greece), the Rijksmuseum (Amsterdam), as well as numerous Marie Curie post-doctorate scholars via the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. For 2016, three sets of dates have been announced, and the March 2016 course is already fully booked, while the May course will include a curator from the Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. Moreover, an additional date has been set aside for a group of scholars and students from Cambridge University.<eod>
<sod>The courses given by the TRC include a ‘standard’ five-day course on the basic techniques required to produce a textile, which attracts national as well as international scholars, students and interested amateurs. In 2015 it was given five times due to increased demand. Participants over the years have included colleagues, students and interested people from many different countries, including Britain, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Poland, Spain, the USA, as well as the Netherlands. Participants during the last few years have included staff from the British Museum (England), the Brighton Museum Service (England), the Netherlands Forensic Institute (Den Haag), the National Museum (Madrid, Spain), the National Museum (Athens, Greece), the Rijksmuseum (Amsterdam), as well as numerous Marie Curie post-doctorate scholars via the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.<eod>