Paul Schweitzer-Martin

Dr. Paul Schweitzer-Martin is a Researcher at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich's Department of Medieval History, specializing in Late Medieval Europe. He holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Heidelberg University and has been associated with LMU since 2021, transitioning from a Research Associate role at Heidelberg University's SFB 933 'Material Text Cultures' (2018–2021).

• Doctorate: Heidelberg University (2021)
• Study: History and Protestant Theology, Heidelberg University (2011–2018)

His research focuses on Incunabula, book and paper history, codicology, and history education. Notable projects include the Koelhoff Chronicle 1499 Digital initiative and co-editorship of Between Manuscript and Print. Transcultural Perspectives, ca. 1400–1800. He supervises Bachelor's and Master's theses in History and Medieval/Renaissance Studies.

Key honors include the Recognition Prize for Young Scholars in Cultural Studies (Historical Society of the Palatinate). He serves as Deputy Chair of the 'Medieval and Renaissance Studies' Master's program examination board and Teaching Coordinator at LMU's Department of Medieval History.

• Member: Association of German Historians
• Editorial Board: 'De Gulden Passer/The Golden Compasses' (Book History journal)
• Committee Roles: Evangelisches Studienwerk Villigst, Heidelberg School of Education