Marian Clemens Manz is Doctoral Student and Research Assistant at the Digital Humanities Lab of the University of Basel. After completing his Master's degree in conservation sciences at the University of Applied Sciences in Berne (HKB), he worked as assistant at the HKB’s “Institute Materiality in Art and Culture” (2020 - 2021). Since 2021 he works as specialist for the 3D digitization of cultural heritage objects at the Scanning Lab in the Digital Humanities Lab and is responsible for 3D digitization and data processing in various internal and external projects. Furthermore, as substitute lecturer and assistant he is teaching about digitization, visualization and data processing of visual data at the University of Basel (since 2021) and the University of Geneva (2022 / 2023). He is part of the organization team of the annual DHCH Summer School in Rome and member of the IIIF 3D Community Group. 

• 3D Digitization and Visualization
• Synthetic Data Creation and Deep Learning
• Digital Imaging in Cultural Heritage Preservation 
• Conservation Sciences 
• (Digital) Materiality