Academic editor and project manager
About
I am an academic editor, translator, and project manager based in Berlin. I have a BA in art history and French from the University of Puget Sound and an MA in art history from the Freie Universität Berlin. My freelance clients include Nobel Prize winners, universities, professors, and academic journals, and trade publishers. In addition to freelancing, I have worked at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science since 2019 and am currently a publications manager in Department II.
English-language Editing
I am particularly experienced and interested in the fields of art history, visual culture, history of knowledge, material culture, history, cultural studies, and the history and philosophy of science, medicine, and natural history.
Recent edited texts have been published, for example, with GNT Verlag, Springer, transcript, and in the History of Science and Humanities and the Journal of European Integration History.
Project Management
Along with working with words, I have managed a number of projects in the arts, including exhibition planning, developing comprehensive personal archives for artists, and organizing and crowdfunding collaborative art projects.
I have a great love of working inter- and transdisciplinarily, especially between the arts and sciences. I am also a great enthusiast for incorporating oral histories in academic practice. I am available to advise on these topics.
Current Projects
My co-edited volume, Biomedical Visions: Epistemology, Medicine, and Art Practice will be published with Hatje Cantz later this year.