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Prof. Dr. (interim) Heike Oevermann is a faculty member at the Otto-Friedrich Universität Bamberg, where she teaches Heritage conservation. With over a decade of experience in researching industrial and urban heritage, her work focuses on the intersection of heritage conservation, architectural history, and urban planning. She actively lectures at universities in Berlin, Weimar, and across Europe and is currently leading a project funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, examining historic textile mills.
- Specializes in industrial and urban heritage, particularly textile mills and their global impact on urbanization and trade networks.
- Participates in international conferences, including sessions at the TICCIH World Congress in Montreal, addressing topics like citizen engagement in heritage reuse and global perspectives on deindustrialization.
- Collaborates with institutions across Europe and Canada to study the preservation and regeneration of industrial sites.
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