Jacqueline Riddle

Jacqueline Riddle is an experienced conservator with a strong background in conservation studies and chemistry. Currently, Jacqueline is working at Ingenium since January 2020, focusing on the conservation of a historic lighthouse and conducting research on hazard management in collections. Prior experience includes serving as a conservator at the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum, where notable artifacts such as Apollo spacesuits and the Surveyor spacecraft were treated. Jacqueline has also contributed to the re-opening of the Canada Science and Technology Museum and performed research on archaeological materials at UCL. Jacqueline holds a Master of Science in Conservation Studies from UCL and a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from McGill University.