Mirena Todorova–Ekmekci
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About
Dr. Mirena Todorova–Ekmekci is a leading researcher at the intersection of digital humanities, cultural heritage preservation, and inclusive technology. Her work focuses on harnessing innovative technologies—including digital media, software tools, and site-specific applications—to recreate, present, and sustainably preserve valuable cultural heritage for future generations. Her most cited paper (2021, 16 citations) systematically describes how these tools enhance the dissemination, promotion, and even immersive experiencing of heritage sites, establishing a foundational framework for digital heritage management. More recently, Dr. Todorova–Ekmekci has pioneered research into digital accessibility ecosystems, addressing the critical need for inclusive educational technologies. Her 2024 paper introduces a novel tool designed to ensure that digital environments are accessible to people with special needs, bridging the gap between technological advancement and social equity. With her work gaining traction in both heritage and accessibility domains, she is recognized for advancing practical, user-centered solutions that make cultural and digital resources more equitable and engaging for diverse audiences.
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