Nicholas Everett

Nicholas Everett is a Professor at the University of Toronto, cross-appointed to the Department of History. His research spans early medieval Italy, medieval medicine, and the history of pharmacy.

Education

• PhD in Medieval History, University of Cambridge
• BA in Modern History and Literature, University of Queensland
• Graduate studies, Griffith University

Research Interests

Everett's work focuses on early medieval Italian history, manuscript studies, and the history of literacy and education. He also investigates the intersection of saints' cults with political and cultural developments, as well as the evolution of medical and pharmaceutical practices from antiquity to the Middle Ages.

Publications Trends

His publications reflect expertise in medieval Latin philology, hagiographic texts, and pharmaceutical history, often analyzing primary sources like legal documents and manuscripts.

Scientific Awards

• Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (UK)
• Colleague of the European Science Foundation

Additional Roles

Everett serves as Public Orator at Trinity College, a fellow college of the University of Toronto, and participates in editorial boards for history and pharmacy journals.