Bart Zwegers

<p><strong>Dr. Bart Zwegers</strong> is a lecturer and heritage curator at Maastricht University. He has an educational background in arts and culture and science and technology studies. In 2022, Bart published the monograph Cultural Heritage in Transition with Springer. He teaches in the Bachelor Arts and Culture and the Master Arts and Heritage. He is also involved in various regional heritage organisations, including the working group on industrial heritage and the Royal Society for the History and Archaeology of Limburg. Bart's research focuses on UNESCO World Heritage, with a focus on its political and institution history. &nbsp;As a curator, he also creates exhibition &ndash; particularly on academic heritage.</p>
<p><strong>Dr. Ren&eacute;e Vulto</strong> is Assistant Professor of Intangible Cultural Heritage in the cultural history department of Utrecht University. She has an background in musicology and literary studies. Ren&eacute;e teaches courses on media history, intangible heritage, and (post)colonial cultures in the BA programme History and the MA Cultural History and Heritage at UU, and regularly engages with other student groups, interdisciplinary academic audiences, and a broader public.</p>