Marco Bacci

Marco Bacci is a Lecturer at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo, affiliated with the Department of Pure and Applied Sciences (DiSPeA). He specializes in the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage program, where he has been actively teaching since at least the 2017/2018 academic year through the upcoming 2025/2026 term.

Dr. Bacci's research and teaching focus on the conservation of cultural heritage, with particular expertise in wooden artifacts and polymateric materials. His work involves the restoration of painted wooden artifacts, engraved wooden objects, and wooden furnishings and structures. He has developed specialized laboratory courses that address the complex challenges of conserving diverse cultural heritage materials.

As an educator in the field of cultural heritage conservation, Dr. Bacci has been instrumental in developing practical laboratory components for the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage degree program. His courses emphasize hands-on experience with various materials and techniques essential for professional conservators, with significant credit weight (5-30 credits) indicating their importance within the curriculum.