Françoise Rosier

Françoise Rosier is a Senior Lecturer at the Free University of Brussels (Université Libre de Bruxelles), where she is affiliated with the Research Centre in Archaeology and Heritage (CREA). Her academic career includes scholarly activity from 2001 through 2016, demonstrating sustained engagement in archaeology and cultural heritage conservation.

Her research interests focus on the intersection of archaeology and art history, with particular expertise in Mediterranean archaeology and artwork analysis. Professor Rosier employs interdisciplinary approaches that bridge archaeological fieldwork with art historical methodologies, recognizing the complex nature of cultural heritage objects. Her work encompasses both theoretical frameworks for understanding cultural artifacts and practical methodologies for their preservation.

Professor Rosier's publications reveal a research trajectory that spans archaeological fieldwork, artwork attribution, and interdisciplinary heritage studies. Her most recent work emphasizes the importance of integrating multiple scholarly perspectives for comprehensive cultural heritage understanding and preservation.

She has actively participated in archaeological excavations in the Mediterranean region, contributing to field documentation and analysis. Her collaborative work extends beyond her home institution, as evidenced by her publications with the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage, highlighting her role in Belgium's broader cultural heritage research community.