Chiara Zuanni

Chiara Zuanni is an Associate Professor at the University of Graz, based in the Institute for Digital Humanities. Her work bridges digital humanities, cultural heritage, and public archaeology, focusing on museum practices, digital documentation, and social media analysis. She holds a teaching authorization in Digital Humanities and is affiliated with the University of Graz’s research initiatives.

Zuanni’s research explores digital methodologies applied to cultural heritage, including object biographies, pandemic documentation, and museum digital transformation. Her recent work analyzes how museums adapt during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, leveraging digital tools for connectivity and sustainability. She also investigates the intersection of material culture and digital frameworks, such as geographies of art and video game narratives.

Her publications reflect a focus on contemporary challenges in heritage management, including born-digital objects, algorithmic impact, and postcolonial exhibition critiques. While no specific awards are listed, her contributions address pressing issues in cultural sustainability and institutional adaptation. She supervises research in digital humanities and public archaeology, though specific advisee names are not mentioned.