Raffaela Woller

Raffaela Woller is a Research Associate and member of the management team at the Center for the Protection of Cultural Property, University of Continuing Education Krems. She is actively engaged in multiple EU-funded research projects focusing on cultural heritage protection, climate resilience, and sustainable valorization of transnational heritage sites such as the Roman Danube Limes.

Her research interests include cultural heritage protection, archaeology, climate change impacts on heritage, risk management, emergency planning for cultural assets, sustainable tourism, and EU cultural funding mechanisms. She plays a leading role in the 'Roman Trails' project and contributes to initiatives like 'SOS Heritage' and 'Risk Management for Cultural Heritage.'

The recent publications and presentations highlight a strong focus on transnational cooperation, heritage valorization through tourism, and practical emergency planning for museums and cultural sites. Her work bridges academic research with practical policy and implementation in cultural heritage management.

• Scientific Awards: No awards mentioned.

Raffaela Woller advises on and contributes to major EU research grants, particularly within the domains of cultural heritage and climate resilience. She is involved in grant acquisition, project leadership (e.g., 'Roman Trails'), and dissemination of results through publications and conferences. There is no mention of formal student advising. She works within the Center for the Protection of Cultural Property, a dedicated research unit focused on safeguarding cultural assets through innovative risk management and international collaboration.