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Stefan Hanß is a Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Manchester. His research focuses on material culture, global history, and cultural encounters in the early modern period. Hanß is the author of several monographs and edited volumes, including the notable work 'Narrating Dragoman’s Self: Veneto-Ottoman Balkans' which discusses translation and identity in the Mediterranean context. He has also received prestigious awards such as the British Academy Rising Star Engagement Award and the Philip Leverhulme Prize for his contributions to the field. With a strong interest in interdisciplinary collaborations, he has worked on various innovative research projects that employ cutting-edge methodologies, including digital microscopy and scientific analysis of historical artifacts. Recently, he co-curated the exhibition 'Albrecht Dürer’s Material World' at the Whitworth Art Gallery, which was praised for its scholarly depth and engagement with the public. Hanß has also been active in teaching and mentoring at the university, receiving several teaching awards for his excellence in pedagogy. His ongoing work explores complex themes related to identity, materiality, and cultural practices in the early modern world.
University of Manchester • Manchester, United Kingdom
Teaching and research in Early Modern History, focusing on material culture and global history.
Includes MSc in Advanced Electrical Power Systems and MSc in Communications and Signal Processing.