

Pit Péporté
Founder and Managing Director
Luxembourg
Pit Péporté manages Historical Consulting and its projects. He is a historian by training, having received his MA, MSc, and PhD at Edinburgh University. He has worked as an academic researcher in the past and continues to teach at the University of Luxembourg.


Sophie Neuenkirch
Curator and Interpretive Planner
Mannheim
Sophie Neuenkirch is an experienced exhibition curator. Starting her academic career as an archaeologist and anthropologist at the Universities of Berlin and Tübingen, Sophie earned her PhD in social sciences at the University of Luxembourg.


Vincent Artuso
Researcher and Curator
Paris
Vincent Artuso is a historian specialised in contemporary history. After gaining his PhD jointly from Luxembourg University and Paris Sorbonne, he has worked on several academic research projects. He is also a public historian, contributing regularly to newspapers and radio.


Bastien Dubuisson
Consultant
Luxembourg
Bastien Dubuisson is a historian and digital humanist. After finishing degrees at UNamur, UCLouvain and KU Leuven, he completed a PhD thesis at the Universities of Luxembourg and Namur. He has also worked as a researcher and data scientist at the IRHT-CNRS in Paris. Bastien specialises on projects requiring both a deep historical knowledge and the latest digital tools.


Julia Niewind
Consultant and Curator
Luxembourg
Julia Niewind holds a PhD in art history and specialises in the early modern period. Her studies and research took her to Trier, Florence and Venice. She has also worked as a curator and art mediator in Venice, Luxembourg and Trier.


Ben Stemper
Assistant
Oxford
Ben has undertaken his BA in history at Lady Margaret Hall and his MPhil at Wolfson College, both University of Oxford. His background is in 19th and 20th-century political thought. Ben supports projects as a researcher and organisational assistant.


Emilie Tesch
Assistant
Amsterdam
Emilie is a heritage and memory professional. She holds degrees from the University of Amsterdam and Amsterdam University College. Her work experience includes stints at the House of European History in Brussels and the Architecture Centre Amsterdam. Emilie’s strength lies in working on interdisciplinary projects.


Tom Alesch
Filmmaker
Luxembourg
Tom Alesch is a documentary filmmaker, who provides any project with the necessary audio-visual content. Tom has directed over a dozen documentary films with a focus on historical and socio-political topics.