Isabella Kaml

Isabella Kaml serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Conservation and Restoration at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, holding academic titles of Magister (Mag.) and Doctor rerum naturalium (Dr.rer.nat.) in Natural Sciences. Her teaching focuses on specialized conservation techniques for complex art objects.

Her research centers on damage phenomena analysis and methodologies for polychrome painted objects, bridging natural sciences with art preservation. Current teaching includes "Damage Phenomena and Working Methodology: Polychrome Painted Objects" (Winter Semester 2025), where she leads lecture-exercise sessions, and contributions to advanced Conservation-Restoration courses (V and IX) through individual artistic instruction.

As an active contributor in team-taught courses alongside professionals like Univ.-Prof. Dr. Monika Kammer and Dr. MSc. Gesa Schwantes, she participates in training next-generation conservators. Her scientific approach emphasizes material analysis and evidence-based restoration practices within cultural heritage contexts.