Laura Moeller is a Professional Associate of the American Institute for Conservation (AIC), with almost 20 years in the field working with some of the largest museum and private conservation labs in the country. Laura is an alumna of the Museum Studies Graduate School at George Washington University and holds additional degrees in photography and chemistry. Her research and publications focus on 19th and 20th century paper-based folk art.

She is a Committee Member for the Collaborative Workshops in Photograph Conservation Committee in addition to being a member of the AIC specialty groups: Photographic Materials Group (PMG), Book and Paper Group (BPG) and Conservators in Private Practice (CIPP). Moeller also serves as a Collections Assessor for the Collections Assessment for Preservation (FAIC-CAP) program. Some of her favorite career treatments and consulting work include photographic archive materials for the National Park Service, the Johnson Publishing Company (Ebony and JET magazines) 4 million object photographic archives, Wright Brothers’ photographic albums, Albert Einstein's personal papers and works by outsider artist, Henry Darger.