F. (Federica) Marulo, Dr

Federica Marulo is currently Assistant Professor in Cultural Heritage & Identity: Material and Intangible Heritage, Chair of History and Theory of Architecture and Urbanism, at the University of Groningen. Federica was trained as an architect and she graduated at the University of Naples Federico II (Italy) in 2016, with a master thesis on the preservation of the heritage site of the Mills’ Valley in Sorrento (Italy). She obtained a PhD on ‘Preservation Strategies of Historic Military Systems: a Comparison Between Italy and the Netherlands’ (2022) with a joint doctoral program between TU Delft (the Netherlands) and the University of Naples Federico II (Italy). She was teacher at TU Delft, Section Heritage & Architecture, for bachelor and master courses (2023). She was trainee at Stichting Monumentenbezit (the Netherlands) in 2022-2023, carrying out research and supporting the maintenance works of the World Heritage Site and Dutch National Monument of Naarden’s fortifications. Her scholarship aims at exploring the topic of ‘eco-cultural identities: heritage values and non-human life in built heritage preservation’. Federica is a member of various networks in the cultural heritage field, like ICOMOS Nederland and Europeana.