Müller Elena

Elena Müller is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at the University of Basel, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. She is based at Hirschgässlein 21, 4051 Basel, Switzerland, and can be contacted at eli.mueller@unibas.ch.

Her research interests lie primarily in medieval and early modern European history, with a focus on cultural heritage, digital history, and political culture. The Department of History at Basel emphasizes interdisciplinary and global perspectives, particularly in areas such as the Middle Ages, Eastern European history, and the digital curation of historical artifacts.

The department is actively involved in innovative research projects that combine traditional historiography with digital methodologies, including the analysis of urban economies, material culture, and the digitization of historical collections such as the Basel Minster treasure. These initiatives reflect a strong commitment to both academic excellence and public engagement in historical scholarship.

No scientific awards or publications have been explicitly attributed to Elena Müller in the provided texts. Similarly, there is no mention of students she may be advising. However, she is part of a vibrant academic environment that includes doctoral programs such as the Basel Graduate School of History (BGSH) and collaborative research across institutions.

She is involved in a department that hosts regular colloquia, workshops, and public events such as the Basel History Lecture and the Medieval Day series, contributing to a dynamic intellectual community focused on historical inquiry and public discourse.