Curriculum Vitae

Curriculum Vitae

Name:                          Heide Wrobel Nørgaard

Day of Birth:                 22.11.1977

Place of Birth:              Berlin, Germany

Children:                      Emma (17.11.2009) and Lene (30.09.2012)

Achievements           

2020 (September) Research grant, Danish Cultural Ministry/ Kulturministeriets Forskningspulje

2018 (June) PhD-award, Union Internationale des sciences Préhistoriques et Protohistorique, Paris Sorbonne

2016 (June) Sapere Aude DFF-Research Talent 2016 (Danish Council for Independent Research)

2016 (February) Postdoc grant from the Danish Council for Independent Research/ Humanities

2014 (December) PhD in Archaeology

2011 (October) EAA Student Award

2009 (September) Marie-Curie scholarship in the “Forging Identities” project, Aarhus University

2009 (February) Rudolf-Virchow-Price for extraordinary exam works

2008 (February) MA in Prehistoric Archaeology

2004 (April) Latin proficiency certificate

2001 (February) apprenticeship diploma goldsmith

Education and Qualification

09/2016-03/2017                Ruprecht-Karl-University Heidelberg

                                                   Guest researcher at Faculty of Chemistry and Earth Sciences.

10-12/2014                         PRINCE-2 Foundation (passed)

2014                                   PhD-student Aarhus University (14.12.2014 PhD awarded)

2009-2013                          Aarhus University, Marie-Curie Actions (ITN) PhD- fellowship

02-07/ 2006                        ERASMUS exchange Freie Universität Berlin/ Aarhus University (20 ECTS)

2002-2008                          Freie Universität Berlin, M.A. archaeology, geology, art history (4-2-08)

2001                                   Diploma goldsmith, Berlin (good) 

1990-1997                          Grammar School education, Gabriele von Bülow- Gymnasium

1984-1990                          Primary School education Franz-Marc-Grundschule /Grundschule                                                                                             Tegelscher Ort

Research Area.

Bronze Age – Neolithic – Iron Age - Craft technique – craft in society (location in settlements, structures and social position)  - history of craft (craft knowledge) - mobility of people, material culture and ideas in history -  prehistoric metals (surface analysis, X-ray fluorescence analyses, scanning electron microscopy, metallography, mass spectrometry for lead (and tin) isotope measurements) – typology and classification – excavation techniques – archaeological drawing.

Academic Engagement

UISPP (Union Internationale des sciences Préhistoriques et Protohistoriques), committee member 

Jysk Arkæologisk Selskab

Archäologische Gesellschaft für Mecklenburg und Vorpommern e.V.

Berliner Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und Urgeschichte

Archäologische Gesellschaft Berlin, Brandenburg

Language skills

German (mother tongue); English (Cambridge ESOL, level 2); Danish (Dansk prøve 3); French (school level, 6 years); Swedish/ Norwegian (understanding), Latin (Latinum)