Stephanie de Roemer’s professional focus is on conservation as a shared, communal practice, with the goal of inspiring social and environmentally sustainable development within museums.

Her qualifications include a BSc in Conservation and Restoration of Surface Decorations and an MA in Conservation of Historic Objects, and she is trained in art history, classical archaeology, and the conservation of surface decorations, archaeological artefacts, and sites. Stephanie has previously worked as a conservator for sculpture and installation art at Glasgow Museums.

Stephanie is a jury member for the ICOM Award for Sustainable Development Practice in Museums 2025, and is the current vice chair of the ICOM International Committee for Conservation.