• 2010-2014 Bachelor's degree in Ancient Languages and Cultures specialising in Ancient History and Classical Archaeology, University of Cologne and Sapienza Università di Roma (Italy).
• 2014-2017 Master studies in Classical Archaeology and Archaeology of the Roman Provinces, University of Cologne
• 2010-2017 Participation in various excavation and survey projects in Germany (Cologne – RGM), Italy (Amiternum, Ostia – UzK), Turkey (Pergamon – DAI, Klazomenai UW – University of Ankara), and in Israel (Elusa, Tel Shalem – UzK, Mitzpe Shivta – University of Haifa)
• 2017-2019 Conference Management at the University of Cologne
  • 19th World Conference of Classical Archaeology on 'Archaeology and Economy in the Ancient World' in Cologne and Bonn (AIAC 2018)
  • 20th Roman Military Equipment Conference on 'Weapons in Ritual Context' in Cologne (ROMEC 2019)
• Since 08/2019 Cotutela PhD at the University of Cologne and the University of Haifa (Israel) on 'Roman-Byzantine Waste Management in the Northern Negev Region and its Economic Significance for Dryland Farming'
• Since 04/2023 research assistant at the Archaeological Institute of the University of Cologne

Articles:

• M. Heinzelmann – Ch. A. Schöne – D. Wozniok – A. Schröder – F. Jordan – T. Erickson-Gini – M. Kühn – D. Langgut – S. Lehnig, Elusa – From Nabatean Trading Post to Late Antique Desert Metropolis. Results of the 2015-2020 Seasons, Archäologischer Anzeiger 2022/1, 236-297.
• M. Heinzelmann – Ch. A. Schöne – D. Wozniok – T. Erickson-Gini, Elusa – ein bislang unbeachtetes Landwirtschaftssystem im Negev? Zwischenbericht zum Elusa-Umlandsurvey (2018 bis 2020), Kölner und Bonner Archaeologica 9/10 (2019/20) 141-160.
• Ch. A. Schöne – M. Heinzelmann – T. Erickson-Gini – D. Wozniok, Elusa – Urban Development and Economy of a City in the Desert. In: A. Lichtenberger – O. Tal – Z. Weiss (eds.), Judaea/Palaestina and Arabia: Cities and Hinterlands in Roman and Byzantine Times (Heidelberg 2019) 147-160.
• E. Käppel – D. Wozniok, The Missing Piece of a Marble Epitaph from 6th-Century Beersheba, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 216 (2020)167-168.