Tabea Lamberti is a literary scholar. She studied at Otto Friedrich University in Bamberg, where she completed the Bavarian State Exam for secondary school teaching as well as her bachelor's and master's degrees in German studies, art history, and history. After graduating, she worked as a gallery manager at an art gallery in Leipzig. From October 2021 to December 2024, she was a doctoral fellow in the DFG-funded graduate program Modelling Romanticism in Jena. Her dissertation explores Christa Wolf’s reception of Romanticism.

During her studies, she served as editor-in-chief of the student magazine Rezensöhnchen and co-editor of the literary anthology fortississimo. Bamberger Edition Junger Texte. In 2020, she received the Gender Award for Outstanding Female Students from Otto Friedrich University. Since 2022, she has been a member of #breiterkanon | Kanondiskussionen in Literaturwissenschaft, Feuilleton und auf dem Buchmarkt, led by Dr. Martina Wernli. As part of her doctoral work, she examines questions of poetics and aesthetics in female authorship, both in the Romantic era and in the GDR. Her research interests also include gender and queer studies, contemporary (post-migrant) literature, and auto-socio-biographical writing.