Madlen Gulitsch M.A.

Since 2023: Research assistant (50%) at the Professorship for Forensic Restoration Science of Organic Polymers

2019 – 2023: Master program in Historic Preservation / Heritage Conservation (M.A.), University of Bamberg

Title of the master's thesis: The ‘Himmelsgarten’ ('Celestial Garden') in St. Michael in Bamberg: an art-technological study using minimally destrictive methods.

2018 – 2021: Master program in The Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age (M.A.) (Major in art history, minor in history), University of Erlangen

Title of the master's thesis: The late Gothic muralsin the Church of Our Lady in Heideck. Architecture - restoration history - iconography.

2015 – 2019: Double bachelor's program in Art History, History, and English and American Studies (B.A.), University of Erlangen

Master's thesis The ‘Himmelsgarten’ ('Celestial Garden') in St. Michael in Bamberg: an art-technological study using minimally destrictive methods awarded with:

Denk-Mal Foundation Prize Bischberg/Bamberg for an extraordinary master's thesis in the master program “Historic Preservation” at the Otto Friedrich University of Bamberg / Coburg University (2023).

PUSh-Prize of the Bamberg University's equal opportunities office for outstanding female students in science (2023).

Otto Friedrich University of Bamberg, Professorship for Forensic Restoration Science of Organic Polymers

Researching- Writing - Presenting. An Introduction in Scientific Work. (Summer term 2023)
Colorants Through the Ages (Winter terms 23/24, 24/25, 25/26)

Dissertation project