Dominik Hagmann

Dominik Hagmann is a researcher at the University of Vienna’s Faculty of Life Sciences, Department of Evolutionary Anthropology. His work bridges Roman archaeology, digital humanities, and bioarchaeology, focusing on rural settlement patterns, landscape analysis, and public engagement through citizen science.

• Expertise in digital archaeology and GIS applications
• Active in interdisciplinary studies combining bioarchaeology and spatial analysis
• Prominent projects in Northern Noricum and Tuscany

His research integrates 3D documentation, experimental archaeology, and open science initiatives. Recent publications highlight machine learning in settlement modeling, gender studies in Roman cemeteries, and FAIR data principles for archaeological dissemination.

Notable recognition includes the Mobility Fellowship (2019). His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in heritage preservation and digital inclusion.