Andrea Fiamma is a scholar specialised in Late Medieval Philosophy and Theology, with emphasis on Nicholas of Cusa’s thought and on teachings at the faculties of Arts and Theology in the Central European Universities (mostly Cologne, Heidelberg and Vienna). He is also interested in History of historiography and Intellectual history. He was a postdoctoral fellow (assegnista di ricerca) at the University of Foggia (1 year) and the University of Milan (4 years), also receiving international scholarships (MSCA "European" Postdoctoral Fellowship, SIEPM One-To-One Stipend, DAAD, “G. d’Annunzio” University of Chieti-Pescara, Italy) and he is member of the “Centro per la Storia Intellettuale del Medioevo” (CeSIM) at the University of Milan (https://sites.unimi.it/cesim/). In 2016, he obtained his doctorate as part of a co-tutelle agreement between “G. d’Annunzio” University of Chieti-Pescara and the University of Lorraine, for which he also benefited from a “Da Vinci” grant, funded by the Université franco-italienne (UFI). He was awarded of an "Habilitation" as professor of "History of Philosophy" (ASN2020 - 11/C5: II fascia).