Stipendiat*innen 2025
Herzog-Ernst-Stipendiat*innen
Elizabeth Carleton (University of California, in Gotha FZG)
Perfecting Galilieo: Collaborations Between Artist and Astronomer in 17th-Century Europe
Sophia Feist (University of Cambridge, in Gotha FZG)
Tailoring Politics: Liveries and Courtly Competition in the Holy Roman Empire, 1470-1550
Daniel Haas (Universität Hamburg, in Gotha FZG)
Die Gothaer Orient-Aktivitäten als Vorbild und Wissensressource der hallisch-pietistischen "Fürsorge für die alte orientalische Christenheit" im 18. Jahrhundert
Ioan-Alexandru Liciu (University of Bucharest, in Gotha FKTS/SP)
The Early Modern Science of Petrification, locality, and the Gotha region (ca. 1650-1700)
Melinda Michel (Universität Bonn, in Gotha FZG)
Untersuchung der medizinischen Sammelhandschriften Johanns von Sachsen im Kontext humanistischer Wissensnetzwerke
Charlotte Prauß (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen, in Gotha FKTS/SP)
Wissen unterwegs - oder: Wie Wissen an die Universität Göttingen kam (1880 bis in die 1930er Jahre)
Illia Rudyk (University of Wroclaw, in Gotha FZG)
The Kyivan Metropolitanate and the Eastern Churches, Perception of Easternpatriarchates by the Orthodox elite of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the 16th-17th centuries
Tobias Wagemann (Ecole normale supérieure (ENS-PSL), in Gotha FKTS/SP))
Colonial Policing in the Pacific Ocean : A Comparative Study of British and German New Guinea (1884-1921)
Dr. Teferi Mekonnen Bekele (Addis Ababa University, in Gotha FKTS/SP)
A Historical Analysis of Changes in the Northern Ethiopian Enviroment: Tracing the Evolution of Deforestation and Desertification using Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Gotha Historical Maps
Dr. Marcello Cattaneo (Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, in Gotha FZG)
Beyond "Christian Kabbalah": Jewish "mysteria" and Protestant theologies around the turn of the 18th century
Dr. Dramane Kone (Universität Alassane Ouattara, in Gotha FZG)
Märchenmotive und Machtkonzepte im Deutschland des 18. Jahrhunderts
Dr. Filippo Marchetti (University of Pisa, in Gotha FZG)
Giordano Bruno's manuscripts in the German Enlightenment
Dr. Martin Schneider (Universität Hamburg, in Gotha FZG)
Höfische Theaterpolitik im Zeichen des Kulturtransfers. Das Gothaer Hoftheater 1775-1779
Dr. Wenrui Zhao (Cornell University, in Gotha FZG)
Mining and Medicine between Central Europe and West Sumatra, 1650-1750
Hiob-Ludolf-Fellows
Prof. Dr. Mirela Altić (Institute of Social Sciences, Zagreb, Kroatien, Gotha FKTS/SP)
Tracing Jesuit geographical knowledge of South and South-East Asia: the intersections of Jesuit science and traditional non-Western knowledge in the German visual imaginary
Assistant Prof. Dr. Berhanu Asfaw (Institute of Ethiopian Studies, Addis Ababa University, Addis Ababa, Äthiopien, in Gotha, FZG)
Ethiopian lexicography from Hiob Ludolf to the present
Associated Prof. Dr. Lindsay Frederick Braun (University of Oregon, in Gotha, FKTS/SP)
Aktuelles Buchprojekt: Development of cartography and related settler-borne knowledge in South Africa from the 1850s to 1910
Prof. Dr. Kai Bremer (Freie Universität Berlin, in Gotha, FZG)
Die europäische Bibeltragödie und das deutsche Trauerspiel. Geschichte einer ausgebliebenen Rezeption
Prof. Dr. Michael C. Carhart (Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virgina, in Gotha, FZG/FKTS/SP)
Forschungsbibliothek. Simon Pelloutier and the Celtic Century; Perthes Sammlung. Begriffsgeschichte of the Variscan Orogeny
Dr. Enali Maria De Benaggi (Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, in Gotha, FKTS/SP)
A closer look at German medical cartography. The production of the Seuchen Atlas (1942-194
Associate Prof. Dr. Duncan Hardy (University of Central Florida, Orlando, in Gotha, FZG)
Der Diskurs der "Türkengefahr" und der "Christenheitsverteidigung" und die Umgestaltung des Heiligen Römischen Reiches ca. 1453-1529
Dr. Wiebke Leister (Royal College of Art London, in Gotha, FZG)
Serpent Symbolismus: Rubens 'Eherne Schlange' im Kontext der (Gegen)Reformation
Dr. Giovanni Patriarca (in Gotha, FZG)
Gasparo Scaruffi and a Monetary Chimera in Sixteenth Century
TMWWDG-Stipendiatinnen
Dr. Natasha Bailey (Cambridge, in Gotha FZG)
Early Career Scholars in the Anglo-German Enlightenment, 1700-1780
Dr. Katja Makhotina (Bonn, in Gotha FZG)
Laboratorien des Gewissens. Gewissensgerichte als transkonfessionelles und transkulturelles Phänomen im Russischen Kaiserreich 1775 - 1866
Dr. Janina Wellmann (Berlin, in Gotha FZG)
Au-delà de l’art et de l’Europe. Houdon in Gotha: Science, Manufacture, Networks
Dorothee-Wilms-Stipendium Halle - Gotha - Wolfenbüttel
Dr. Martina Kastnerová
Transmission of Knowledge in Early Modern Literary Culture: Philip Sidney and Continental Scholars (with focus on Michal Slavata, Baron of Chlum and Koschumberg)
Gerda Henkel Fellowship für Globale Ideengeschichte: Forschungstandems
Dr. Zahra Donyai & Dr. Eleonora Travanti
Genese, Überlieferung und Rezeption der "Īsāġūjī al-Abharīs" vom Mittelalter bis zur Spätrenaissance, 1.11.2025-30.04.2026
