ArOMa plans to recruit 2 postdoctoral researchers, 3 junior research collaborators, and 1 PhD student in 2026-2027.

Ada Cattani (Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa)
A Hebrew Alexander Romance: Manuscript Modena, Biblioteca Estense, α T. 2.20. Text, Translation and Commentary (forthcoming, 2027)

Elisa Coda (P.I., University of Pisa)

Cristina D’Ancona (University of Pisa)
Liber de causis (with Richard C. Taylor – forthcoming, 2027)

Paola Esposito (University of Pisa)
Research Project (2026-2028): Impact co-creation of Aroma, including sharing with Scientific Stakeholders: Processing of scientific materials aimed at establishing contacts with scientific institutions within the European and non-European scientific communities, and in the Arabic-speaking world. See WP5 “Communication and Co-creation with the International Scientific Community”.

Maria Fasciano (University of Pisa)
Pseudo-Fārābī, Le fonti delle questioni (‘Uyūn al-masā’il). Introduzione, testo arabo, traduzione e commento. Prefazione di Cecilia Martini Bonadeo (Ahead of Publication, PUP 2026).

Issam Marjani (University of Pisa)
Aristotle in Abū Ḥayyān al-Tawḥīdī (forthcoming, 2027).

Daniele Mascitelli (University of Pisa)
Pseudo-Aristotle in Judeo-Arabic unpublished documents (forthcoming, 2027).

Gabriele Tringale (University of Pisa)
Research Project (2026-2027): Late-Ancient models for inquiry in Aristotle’s De Anima and their fortune in the Arabic Middle Ages: analysis of the interaction between the Greek systematisation of Aristotle’s psychology and the creation of writings falsely attributed to Aristotle in Arabic and Latin. See WP1 ‘Critical assessment of the literature on the commentaries’.

Giovanni Trovato (University of Pisa)
Research Project (2026-2028): Greek Neoplatonism and the rise of the Arabic Pseudo-Aristotle: analysis of the interaction between the Greek systematization of Aristotle’s thought and the creation of writings falsely attributed to Aristotle by others. See WP1 ‘Critical assessment of the literature on the commentaries’.

Halid Metin Yolcu (University of Pisa)
Research Project (2026-2027): Collection and classification of documentation for the analysis of the reception of Aristotle in the Ottoman world: production of a comprehensive documentary study on the reception of Aristotle’s and pseudo-Aristotelian texts in the Ottoman world.
