The international team of METEΩΡΑ scholars come from various disciplines ranging mostly from History of Art, Philosophy (History), History of Literature (Ancient | Medieval | Early Modern), Meteorology and the History of Science.
Originally based at Trier University (Germany) our network is becoming more international and the group is constantly growing.
This site provides you with information about currently involved scholars – the core team, our permanent guests as well as METEΩΡΑ’s international network.
Team
Ulrike Gehring
Art History | Trier University, Germany
- Nature-Art-Science
- Dutch marine art of the 16th and 17th century
- Sea manuals around 1600 in France and the Netherlands
Further information:
University website | Academia.edu | Project Output | Contact
Andreas Lammer
Philosophy | Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands
- Arabic Philosophy
- History of Natural Philosophy and Science
- Graeco-Syriac-Arabic-Latin Transmission of Knowledge
Further information:
University Website | Academia.edu | Research Output | Contact
Jannik Eikmeier
Art History | Trier University, Germany
- Art and Cartography
- British and Dutch Marine Painting
- History of Knowledge
Further information:
Dorothee Fischer
Art History | Trier University, Germany
- Human-Animal Relations
- Natural Collections of the 18th Century
- Interplay of Nature, Art and Science
Further information:
University Website | Academia.edu | Research Output | Contact
Colin Murtha
Philosophy | Trier University, Germany
- Islamic Philosophy
- Medieval Meteorology
- Medieval Islamic Value Theory
Further information:
University Website | Academia.edu | Research Output | Contact
Diego De Brasi
Classical Philology | Trier University, Germany
- Philosophical literature of the classical period
- Jewish-Hellenistic literature
- Imperial and Late Antique Biology and Anthropology
Further information:
University Website | Academia.edu | Research Output | Contact
Annika Leuschner
English Language, Literature and Culture & Art History | Trier University, Germany
- Dutch Marine Art of the 16th and 17th century
- Renaissance Natural Philosophy
Further information:
Sophie Lindner
Art History | Trier University, Germany
- Dutch Marine Paintings and Travel Journals of the 16th and 17th Century
- British Marine Paintings of the 19th Century
Further information:
Permanent Guests
Pascal Arnaud
Ancient Studies | Lyon, France
- Ancient and Medieval Geography
- Ancient Maritime History
- Ancient Philology
- Greek and Latin Epigraphy and Papyrology
Further information:
CV | Academia.edu | Research Output | Contact
Franz Ossing
Meteorology, Germany
- Science communication
- Science and Meteorology in arts
- Photography
Further information:
Christine Göttler
Art History | Bern, Switzerland
- Maritime imaginaries
- Elemental forces
- Visual narratives of (biblical) disasters
Further information:
Larissa Wesp
Art History | Trier University, Germany
- Modern and Contemporary Art
- 20th Century Painting and Art Theory
- Light Art
- Museum and Exhibition Studies
Further information:
International Network
Alphabetical register of guests and speakers since 2019 as well as permanently connected researchers:
Hannah Baader (Florenz)
Gerlinde de Beer (Hamburg)
Laura Borghetti (Mainz)
Stephan Brakensiek (Trier)
Urs Büttner (Düsseldorf)
Marilina Cesario (Belfast)
Boris Dunsch (Marburg)
Robert Felfe (Graz)
Rebekah Higgitt (Edinburgh)
Anne Lawrence-Mathers (Reading)
Karin Leonhard (Konstanz)
Stéphanie Mailleur-Aldbiyat (Southampton)
Craig Martin (Venice)
Robert Mayhew (Seton Hall, NJ)
Lena Moser (Trier)
Marlise Rijks (Leiden)
Christian Rollinger (Trier)
Leah D. Rotsia (Munich)
Pablo Schneider (Hamburg)
Margaret Schotte (Toronto)
Robbert Striekwold (Leiden)
Malcom Wilson (Oregon)
Thomas Wozniak (Tübingen)
Claus Zittel (Stuttgard | Venice)