Contacts
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Verena Braun (Media Officer)Verena Braun (+49 30 22667 315, room 256) is Media Officer at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science. She manages the Institute’s audiovisual media productions, including developing new formats, producing and editing material, and managing the online presentation of multimedia projects.
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Stephanie Hood (Deputy Head of Communications)Stephanie Hood (+49 30 22667 315, room 256) is Deputy Head of the Communications Team at the Institute. She is responsible for the press and media relations, website and social media, public engagement, and digital and print communication.
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Nina Ludwig (Research Assistant)Nina Ludwig (room 255) supports the Head of Cooperation and Communication and the Deputy Head of the Communications Team with the Institute's press and communications. This includes media relations, writing, editing, and translation for the website and social media, as well as print and communication design. Nina is also responsible for the curation of the Center for the History of Knowledge website and the production of the centers joint Berlin course catalog (the KVV, or Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis).
Nina holds a Bachelor’s degree in History and Political Science from Freie Universität Berlin. She is currently studying for her MA on the Global History master’s program at Humboldt-Universität and Freie Universität Berlin, focusing on the history of memory, migration, trauma and the circulation of knowledge and ideas.
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Hansjakob Ziemer (Head of Cooperation and Communication)Hansjakob Ziemer (+49 30 22667 242, room 254) is Head of Cooperations and Communications at the Institute. He is responsible for creating and maintaining cooperations with Institutes worldwide. Hansjakob also coordinates teaching exchanges with other institutions.
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Raphia Lina Zouaoui (Student Assistant)Raphia Lina Zouaoui (room 255) supports the Head of Cooperation and Communication and the Deputy Head of the Communications Team with the Institute's press and communications. This includes media relations, writing, editing, and translation for the website and social media, as well as print and communication design. Raphia is also responsible for the curation of the Center for the History of Knowledge website and the production of the centers joint Berlin course catalog (the KVV, or Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis).
Raphia is completing her Bachelors degree in visual history and gender studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin. Influenced by her German-Tunisian family background, her research interests are rooted in postcolonial North African art as well as contemporary feminist and gendered art history.
