Postdoctoral research fellows in Italian Studies
Italian Studies at Warwick has a history of attracting highly qualified research fellows, both for collaborative research projects (funded, for instance, by the the European Research Council and the Arts and Humanities Research Council) and for individual ones (including the Newton, British Academy, Marie Curie IEF, and the Leverhulme Early Career Fellow schemes).
Research fellows are considered staff members of the University; they participate in the School's teaching and administration activities as well as in their specific research programme. A strong training element ensures that they are prepared for their responsibilities and that they quickly find themselves at home in the School.
We warmly welcome applications for schemes including Marie Curie, British Academy, Newton, Leverhulme and other fellowships from suitable candidates. For further information contact Professor Fabio Camilletti (the Director of Research and Impact for Italian): F dot Camilletti at warwick dot ac dot uk
Current research fellows and postdocs
- Dr Andrea Brondino (MHRA Research Scholar)
- Dr Federica Coluzzi (Leverhulme Early Career Fellow)
- Dr Simona Di Martino (MHRA Research Scholar)
- Dr Luca Peretti (WIRL-COFUND and British Academy Fellow)
Past research fellows
- Dr Alessandra Aloisi (Marie Curie Fellow)
- Dr Alberica Bazzoni (British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow)
- Dr Bryan Brazeau (ERC-funded 'Aristotle in the Vernacular' project)
- Dr Alessio Cotugno (Marie Curie Fellow and ERC-funded 'Aristotle in the Vernacular' project)
- Dr Giacomo Comiati (AHRC-funded 'Petrarch Commentary and Exegesis in Renaissance Italy' project)
- Dr Giorgio Lizzul (ERC-funded 'Aristotle in the Vernacular' project)
- Dr Anna Laura Puliafito (ERC-funded 'Aristotle in the Vernacular' project)
- Dr Cecilia Muratori (ERC-funded 'Aristotle in the Vernacular' project)
- Dr Maria Pavlova (Leverhulme ECR Fellow)
- Dr Anna Pegoretti (AHRC-funded 'Dante and Late Medieval Florence' project)
- Dr Matteo Pretelli (Italian Department-funded postdoctoral fellow, 2013–2015)
- Dr Naomi Wells (AHRC-funded 'Transnationalizing Modern Languages' project)