Temporary Research and Teaching Fellow (ATER), Artois University, Arras, France
Ph.D., Sorbonne University, Paris

Research areas:
early modern history (1450-1700)
history of knowledge, science, empire and religious beliefs
global projections in northern Europe (Scandinavia, British Isles, German Empire, Netherlands, occasionally France)
natural knowledge, heterodoxy and skepticism
history of cartography and geographical knowledge
history of ice and maritime law, environmental history
Swedish, British, Dutch and French American Empires
Rosicrucian Europe, prophecy, eschatology

PhD dissertation: ‘Of Maps, Humans and Ice: Knowledge, Empires and Worldings in a Global North, c. 1530-1610'

Location

Paris, Dijon, Besançon

Disciplines

• History

Affiliation

Sorbonne University, University of Besançon, Trinity College (Cambridge)