Nadia Vidro

Dr Nadia Vidro is an affiliated researcher in Hebrew Studies at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies and a research associate at University College London's Department of Hebrew and Jewish Studies. She holds a PhD in Hebrew Studies from the University of Cambridge (2009), an MA in Jewish Studies (major), Islamic Studies (minor), and General Linguistics (minor) from the University of Cologne (2004), and a Diploma in Biophysics from Saratov State University, Russia (2000).

• Affiliations: Cambridge AMES & UCL Hebrew & Jewish Studies
• Expertise spans Hebrew linguistics, Jewish intellectual history, Islamic-Jewish cultural interactions, and historical language documentation

Her research focuses on textual philology of medieval Hebrew manuscripts, particularly examining linguistic interactions between Jewish and Islamic scholarly traditions. She also contributes to interdisciplinary studies involving historical linguistics and religious text analysis.