Abstract
In recent years nano-, bio-, info-, and cognitive technologies signed significant advances in improvement the beneficial properties of natural biological objects and the creation of entirely new ones that do not exist in nature. This paper examines some of the IT opportunities developed in this process such as databases, vocabularies and linked data, in view of their potential to enable the transition of heritage science to a fundamentally new line — use of renewable supplies and technologies, modelled in respect to the art works’ nature, to ecological and to health save norms.