Novas mudanças de uma revista em transformação

As emphasized in a past editorial [1], since 2015 – with the journal’s admission to Scopus database – Conservar Património has significantly changed, although, as detailed elsewhere [1-2], essentially pursuing the same objectives of contributing to the development of Conservation-Restoration. Recently, the geographical scope of its influence has been extended, happening that in the first eight months of 2018 the manuscripts received from Portugal were less numerous than those received from other countries, specially those of Portuguese and Spanish languages, namelly Spain and Brazil.