I am an experienced lecturer and researcher in Digital Humanities, focusing on cultural mediation, digital strategies, and project management. At the University of Basel, I design courses on topics such as immersion, participation, and 3D models in cultural heritage. In my teaching, I impart theoretical knowledge while collaborating closely with guest speakers from various institutions and working regularly with museums and cultural organizations to foster interdisciplinary discussions and projects.

In my research and project management, I concentrate on knowledge management and digital access to cultural heritage. I use extended reality technologies like augmented reality (AR) to create immersive experiences. My dissertation applies qualitative methods to case studies, examining the use of digital technologies in cultural heritage with a focus on immersion, participation, and inclusion.

I am a member of the Europeana Network Association and serve on the leadership board of the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, where I developed a mentoring program for doctoral students that supports emerging scholars. My work reflects a commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration and digital innovation.

• Cultural Heritage in the Digital Space
• Immersion Theory
• Mixed Reality Technologies (Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality)
• Knowledge Management, Curation and Mediation
• Democratization of Cultural Heritage