Ontrechting en Rechtsherstel van Rotterdamse Joden tijdens en na de Tweede Wereldoorlog (supervised by Prof. Frank van Vree, Prof. Ismee Tames and Dr. Hinke Piersma)
Dance Intentionality: A Challenge on Documentation Methodologies and Archiving of Intangible Heritage (supervised by Prof. R. Boast and Dr. I. Saloul)
Amsterdamse wooncultuur binnen en buiten de stad (1700-1800). Een onderzoek naar de verschillen tussen het interieur van het achttiende-eeuwse stadshuis en de buitenplaats (supervised by Prof. H. Ronnes and Prof. R. van der Laarse)
Socio-technical and feminist strategies of (in)visible making: Rethinking and programming representation through mapping the Dutch #MeToo debate (supervised by Prof. J. Noordegraaf, Prof. T. Poell, Dr. A. Kroon and Dr. B. Rieder)
Nazi Looting and Postwar Restitution of European Judaica (supervised by Prof. E. Schrijver and Prof. R. van der Laarse)
The Diaspora as Cultural Creative Spaces (supervised by Prof. Ihab Saloul and Prof. James Symonds)
How to Read a Library? (supervised by Prof. C.-M. Lerm Hayes and Prof. E. Sitzia)
Traumatic Memories of Communism in Hungarian Art, Cinema and Literature after 1989 (supervised by Prof. F. van Vree and Dr. I. Saloul)
Een vrijzinnig idealist met realiteitszin. Leven en werk van de Joodse componist Sem Dresden (1881-1957) (supervised by Prof. Frank van Vree and Dr Helen Metzelaar)
(Hi)Story according to the ICTY (supervised by Prof. Nanci Adler and Prof. Harmen van der Wilt)
New Lights on Old Remedies: Tracing Medical Plant Use in the Low Countries through Archeaogenomics and Archeaobotany in the Late Medieval and Early Modern Period (supervised by Prof. J. Symonds)
François Halma (1653-1722) en zijn boekhandel in Utrecht, Amsterdam en Leeuwarden (supervised by Prof. L. Kuitert and Dr. P. Dijstelberge)
Voices for the Future: Sound Archives and the Performing Arts in Twentieth-Century Netherlands (supervised by Prof. K. Röttger and Dr. V. Tkazcyk)
Authenticity and Reproducibility: Conservation Strategies for Contemporary Photography (supervised by Prof. J. Noordegraaf and Prof. G. Heydenreich (TH Koeln))
How are historical narratives constructed within international criminal trials, and how are those narratives utilised (supervised by Prof. Nanci Adler and Dr. Thijs Bouwknegt)
漆芸道 (Shitsugei-dou): Technique, transmission of knowledge, and skill preservation within Japanese lacquer training (supervised by Prof. E. Hendriks and Dr H. den Otter)
Jan van Boendale: Der leken spiegel. Een onderzoek naar de handschriftelijke overlevering (supervised by Prof. J. Biemans)
Map Encounters: The Material Culture of Maps in the Early Modern Low Countries, 1500-1800 (supervised by Prof. B. Vannieuwenhuyze and Dr. D. van Netten)
The spread of coloured grounds to the Netherlands, 1550-1650 (supervised by Prof. E. Hermens and Dr E. Kolfin)
Responsible AI in the Media and Cultural Industry (supervised by Prof. J. Noordegraaf, Prof. T. Blanke & Prof. N. Helberger)
The role of ground colour within the painting process and its influence on appearance (supervised by Prof. E. Hendriks and Dr M.J.N. Stols-Witlox)
Illustration and animation in Dutch public youth television, 1951- 1996 - Media technological, financial and cultural influences forming a professional cultural field (supervised by Prof. H. Wijfjes and Prof. S. de Bodt)
Migrations between Italy and The Netherlands in Art, Criticism and Politics, 1922-1969: The Case of Fred Carasso (supervised by Prof. C.-M. Lerm Hayes, Dr A. Witte, and Dr S. Zuliani)
The manuscript tradition of Jacob van Maerlant’s 'Rijmbijbel' (supervised by Prof. J. Biemans and Prof. K. van Dalen)
Site Sound: using acoustics to analyze Mount Lykaion’s ancient sanctuary to Zeus (supervised by Prof. V. Stissi and Dr. P. Lulof)
Imperial Dissonance: Analyzing public memorial space in the Ville-Marie borough of Montréal, Canada and reflecting on counter-commemorative spatial planning (supervised by Prof. J. Symonds and Dr. Jeroen Boomgaaard)
Nederlandse lettermodelboeken (supervised by Prof. L. Kuitert and Prof. B. Kempers)
Modern Ontology, Epistomology and Ethical Dilemmas in the Oeuvre of Royden Rabinowitch (supervised by Prof. C.M.K.E. Lerm Hayes)
Whose Heritage? Hermetic Architecture as Global Commons (supervised by Prof. C.-M. Lerm Hayes and Dr. J. de Bloois)
Monitoring of the surface appearance of daguerreotypes during their first tarnishing, electrolytic cleaning and possible re-tarnishing after treatment (supervised by Prof. R. Erdmann and Dr. Ch. Degrigny)
Fake Archaeology. A view from an Archaeology of the recent past to historical creational scenarios (supervised by Prof. J. Symonds)
Reconceptualizing the Greek countryside: a material culture perspective (supervised by Prof. V. Stissi)
Dutch East Indies Information Network in the Period of Transition (1799-1830) (supervised by Prof. Ch. Jeurgens)
Paradox not Paradise, the Rural as Site of Representation Struggle (supervised by Prof. C.-M. Lerm Hayes and Dr. J. Boomgaard)
We knew what we were told: Early collecting and interpretations of Pre-Columbian textiles from Peru in XIX and early XX Century (supervised by Prof. Robin Boast and Prof. James Symonds)
Development and application of an Imaging Micro Fading Tester (iMFT) to assess the light fading risk on Van Gogh’s paintings (supervised by Prof. E. Hendriks, Prof. R. Erdmann and Prof. K.J. van den Berg)
Green Atmospheric Plasma-Generated Monoatomic Oxygen Technology for Contactless Atomic Scale Cleaning of Works of Art (supervised by Prof. K.J. van den Berg and Dr. E. Froment)
The Illusion of Identity: The Life and Work of Pyke Koch (supervised by Prof. G. Langfeld & Prof. L. van Tilborgh)
Graaf op lemen voeten. 'Stand' in een veranderende (inter-)nationale context (supervised by Prof. R. van der Laarse and Prof. H. Ronnes)
Framing the medieval in museums in 19th-century Europe (supervised by Prof. L. Bosman and Dr. M. Hoijtink)
New Perspectives on Ancient Pottery - Satiricum (supervised by Prof. Marijke Gnade and Dr. Jill Hilditch)
Werken met woorden. Redactie bij Nederlandse literaire uitgeverijen (supervised by Prof. L. Kuitert and Prof. K. Van Dalen-Oskam)
Conservation Strategies for Computer-based Artworks (supervised by Prof. J. Noordegraaf and Dr. K. Rechert)
Keeping it Real? The Authenticity of Heritage in the Digital Era (supervised by Prof. R. van der Laarse and Dr. P. Lulof)
Navigating through Narratives: Cartographic Storytelling in the Early Modern Low Countries (ca. 1550-1750) (supervised by Prof. Bram Vannnieuwenhuyze and Dr. Elmer Kolfin)
De woon- en tuincultuur van Prins Frederik der Nederlanden (1797-1881) in een internationaal perspectief. Identiteit, smaak en waardering in relatie tot het Oranje-Pruisische hof (supervised by Prof. H. Ronnes)
Jacques Goudstikker’s Collection: The Rise and Destruction of an Art Empire (supervised by Prof. F. van Vree, Prof. E. Schrijver and Prof. M. Schavemaker)
Film Criticism in the Luso-Hispanic Space (supervised by Prof. J. Noordegraaf and Prof. D. Roig Sanz (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya))
Cartographies of Art History: Aby Warburg's Mnemosyne Atlas(1924-1929) and Contemporary Curatorial Practices (supervised by Prof Christa-Maria Lerm-Hayes and Dr Miriam van Rijsingen)
Documenting Suffering and Remembering Loss: The Archives as a Place for – and the Place of Archives in – Mnemonic Practices in Postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina (supervised by Prof. Ch. Jeurgens and Prof. R. van der Laarse)
Creativity and the production sector in Fordist and Post-Fordist times: the collaboration between artists and industries in the 1950s and 1960s (supervised by Prof. C.-M. Lerm Hayes and Dr A. Witte)
Artistic research in de werkpraktijk van de Nederlandse kunstdocent (supervised by Prof. C.-M. Lerm Hayes, Dr. F. Chiaravalloti and Dr. J. Lutters)
'Vases from Greece that I could only dream of.’ About the biographies of five collections of Greek antiquities in the Netherlands (1880-1934) (supervised by Prof. V. Stissi & Prof. R. Halbertsma)
The pulse of bureaucracy: paperwork in the Dutch Ministry of Colonies, 1813-1900 (supervised by Prof. C. Jeurgens)
Historical Archeology as a decolonization process: Dutch colonial heritage and Austronesian indigenous heritage under a Han Chinese dominated Taiwan society (supervised by Prof. J. Symonds, Prof. I. Saloul and Dr. N. Zorzin)