P.I.s

ⒸTobias Brabanski

Scholar of Ancient Near Eastern Studies. Born in Freiburg, Germany (1970)

Magister artium (1992), PhD (1996, Assyriology): University of München

2016→	Spokeswoman of the DFG-research group 2064 STRATA (http://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/556429.html)
2011→	Founder of the research group Collegium Mythologicum Göttingen (http://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/410971.html)
2010→	Elected ordinary member of the Academy of Sciences and Humanities Göttingen
2008→	Director of the Institute of Ancient Near Eastern Studies, University of Göttingen (http://www.altorientalistik.uni-goettingen.de)
2008 - 2011	Christian-Gottlob-Heyne Professor (fellowship VW-Stiftung), University of Göttingen
2002 - 2008	Senior Lecturer, University of Leipzig
2007→	Elected member of the Institut für Historische Anthropologie Freiburg e.V.
2002	Habilitation (Ancient Near Eastern Studies), University of Leipzig
1999 - 2002	Lecturer, University of Leipzig
1996 - 1999	Postdoctoral research (DFG fellowship), University of München
1996	Dr. phil. (Assyriology), University of München
1992 - 1996	PhD fellowship for research in museums in France, Great Britain, Turkey, U.S.A.

Homepage: http://www.altorientalistik.uni-goettingen.de
mail: annette.zgoll@phil.uni-goettingen.de

Prof. Dr. Nathan Wasserman

Assyriologist. Born in Jerusalem (1962)

BA and MA (1983-87), PhD (1993, Assyriology): The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

2011–2015	Vice-dean for research, Faculty of Humanities, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2010–2011	Mercator Guest Professor (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) at the Altorientalisches Institut, University of Leipzig
2015→	Professor in Assyriology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2008–2015	Associate professor in Assyriology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2002–2008	Senior lecturer in Assyriology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1995–2002	Lecturer in Assyriology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1993–1994	Post-doc, UPR 193, CNRS, Paris (équipe de Mari)

Homepage: https://sites.google.com/site/wassermannathan/Home
mail: nathan.wasserman@mail.huji.ac.il

Our Teams in Jerusalem and Göttingen Dr. Giovanna Matini, University of Göttingen

Assyriologist. Born in Prato (Italy) (1982).

BA Pisa (2005), MA Heidelberg (2009), PhD Heidelberg (2015)

2014-2018

2014-2018 Research fellow in the TEMEN projekt (Goettingen)

mail: giovanna.matini@phil.uni-goettingen.de

Anna Perdibon, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Researcher in Ancient Near Eastern Studies and Anthropology of Religions. Born in Venice, Italy (1986)

BA Venice 2009, MA Venice 2012

2017-2018	Erasmus+ scholarship at the Altorientalisches Institut: University of Leipzig
2014-2016	Participation to the joint project TEMEN: Georg-August Universität Göttingen / the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2014→	PhD candidate in Assyriology and Ancient Near Eastern Religions: the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Dissertation title: Mountains and Trees, Rivers and Springs.
2013	Visiting Research Fellow at the Rothberg International School: Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2007-2008	Erasmus scholarship at the Institut für Altorientalistik: Freie Universität Berlin

mail: anna.perdibon@hotmail.it

Nadya Winderbaum (née Terechov), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Scholar of Ancient Near Eastern Studies, born in Liepāja, Latvia (1976)

B.Sc. Nutr. 2000, MA 2017: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

2017	MA (Assyriology), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2014 – 2017	Research assistant in SEAL (Sources of Early Akkadian Literature) project, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2016	Erasmus+ MA Program at the Altorientalisches Institut, University of Leipzig

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