NINO Postdoctoral Researchers

Every year NINO opens one full-time postdoctoral position for the duration of two years (overlapping tenures). Each NINO Postdoctoral Fellow carries out original research at NINO, organises an international conference on a related theme, publishes the proceedings in a NINO volume, and teaches a seminar for graduate students at OIKOS, the National Research School in Classical Studies in the Netherlands.

Current NINO Postdoctoral Researchers

Diederik Halbertsma (2025-2027) – conference: Resilience and Adaptation in Ancient West Asia – proceedings t.b.a.

Nicola Barbagli (2026-2028) – conference: t.b.a.

Former NINO Postdoctoral Researchers

Albert Planelles (2024-2026) – conference: qibīma! Second Millennium Cuneiform Letters and their Language – proceedings forthcoming

Alisée Devillers (2023-2025) – conference: Unseen—Untold: Stories of ancient non-elite communities – proceedings forthcoming

Georg Cyrus (2022-2024) – conference: Silencing the Poor – Political taphonomy and perspectives on the archaeological record – proceedings forthcoming

Andrea Trameri (2021-2022) – conference: The kingdom of Kizzuwatna: Recent developments in research – proceedings: PIHANS 137

Julia Hamilton (2020-2022) – conference: Making and Experiencing Graffiti in Ancient and Late Antique Egypt and Sudan – proceedings forthcoming

Lucy Bennison-Chapman (2019-2022) – conference: Bookkeeping Without Writing: Early administrative technologies in context – proceedings: PIHANS 134