Moin, my name is Lilly! Just like most of the team, I’m quite new to Hamburg. I only moved here after my A levels last year; I studied biology, mathematics and history. I have always been fascinated by psychology and evolutionary theory, that’s why I decided to start studying history as a part of my … More Meet the Team: Lily Peters
Hi, my name is Peter, and I’m a new PhD student at the University of Hamburg, as part of the ITN’s “Knowing Vaccines” Project. Originally coming from England, I’m new to Hamburg and I’ve been enjoying exploring the city so far. I received my Master’s degree in Modern History at the University of Kent in … More Meet the Team: Peter Banks
By Kate Docking and David Peace Moin! And so, after months of planning, a few too many sleepless nights, in defiance of Brexit red-tape, and in trepidation of COVID travel restrictions, the team has arrived here in Hamburg – the historic port city of the medieval Hanseatic League and modern Germany’s gateway to the world. … More Dispatches from Hamburg: First Impressions
Hi, my name is James Farley and I am the Project Manager and a Post-Doc Researcher for the Hamburg team’s part of the ERC project ‘Taming the European Leviathan.’ I received my PhD from the University of Kent in the UK, where I specialised in the history of propaganda, specifically as used within the People’s … More Meet the Team: James Farley
My name is Max Szadziewski and I’m currently a student at the University of Hamburg. I have completed a B.A. in History and East Asian studies with a specialisation in Japanese Studies. I specialise in Eastern European history, Russian relations with Asian states as well as global history. In my bachelor thesis I worked on … More Meet the Team: Max Szadziewski
Hi, my name is Norina, and I’m the new assistant for the Leviathan project. I am also new to Hamburg. Originally, I come from Bonn and before coming to Hamburg, I studied and worked in France, in Paris and Strasbourg. I completed my Master’s degree in International Relations and Project Management at the University of … More Meet the Team: Norina Haubold
Hello! I’m David, one of the new Research Associates on the Taming the European Leviathan project. Kate and I will be co-editing this new blog, in which we hope to share some interesting ideas about the research we are conducting, an insight into our life at the University of Hamburg, and our thoughts as British … More Meet the Editors: David Peace
Hi! Welcome to the blog of the Hamburg team working on the project ‘Taming the European Leviathan: The Legacy of Post-War Medicine and the Common Good’. This informal blog aims to provide an insight into not only our research, but also who we are. As such, we currently have a series entitled Dispatches from Hamburg which discusses our … More Meet the editors: Kate Docking
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