Daniel Stolzenberg

Daniel Stolzenberg is an Associate Professor of History at the University of California, Davis, specializing in early modern European knowledge systems. Affiliated with Medieval and Early Modern Studies, Italian Studies, and the Study of Religion, his research examines scientific communication, religious censorship, and scholarly networks from Renaissance to Enlightenment periods.

His award-winning monograph Egyptian Oedipus analyzes Athanasius Kircher's antiquarian pursuits. Current book project The Holy Office in the Republic of Letters investigates secret collaborations between Dutch booksellers and the Roman Inquisition. Publications consistently explore intersections of knowledge production and religious authority.

Awards:

• Howard R. Marraro Prize for Italian History (2014)
• UC President's Faculty Research Fellowship (2013-14)
• Hellman Fellowship (2010-2011)