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Michel Aberson is a Lecturer and Researcher (MER1) in Ancient History at the Institute of Archaeology and Ancient Sciences, Faculty of Arts, University of Lausanne (UNIL), a position he has held since August 2011. He specializes in Latin epigraphy and Roman numismatics, with broader expertise in the history of archaic Greece, pre- and extra-Roman Italy, Republican Rome, and Roman social institutions.
- University: University of Lausanne
- School: Faculty of Arts
- Department: Institute of Archaeology and Ancient Sciences
- Academic Rank: Lecturer
His research interests include epigraphy, numismatics, religious practices, and the socio-political structures of Republican Rome. He has field experience in archaeology and aims to strengthen regional collaborations with Swiss archaeological services and museums. He is actively involved in a multi-institutional project focused on the territory of ancient Crotone in Southern Italy.
Michel Aberson studied in Geneva and at the University of Heidelberg and is a member of the Swiss Institute in Rome. Before joining UNIL, he taught Latin and Greek at the Collège de Genève (1982–2011) and was a lecturer in Ancient History at the University of Geneva. He is the author of the published thesis Votive Temples and War Booty in Republican Rome (1994).
No scientific awards, student advisees, or recent publications are listed in the available information.
He continues to contribute to teaching and research at UNIL with no indication of retirement or part-time status.
