Galina Bogdanova

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Galina Bogdanova is a leading researcher at the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, whose work bridges digital technology and social inclusion. Her primary research areas include digital accessibility, assistive technologies, and the preservation of digital cultural resources for people with sensory disabilities. Bogdanova’s most significant contributions focus on developing ecosystems and frameworks that make digital content—from educational materials to cultural heritage—accessible to blind and visually impaired individuals. Her 2019 chapter on digitization and preservation for blind people (6 citations) outlines standards for metadata and digital media indexing, while her 2024 work on an accessibility ecosystem (5 citations) introduces novel tools for inclusive educational environments. She has also addressed the accessibility of digital cultural resources for people with sensory disabilities (2018, 2 citations), emphasizing the importance of inclusive design in heritage preservation. Bogdanova’s research is notable for its practical applications, directly impacting how institutions create and deliver accessible digital resources. Her work stands at the intersection of technology, ethics, and social justice, making her a key voice in the movement toward universal digital access.