History

Ruth is a scholar of contemporary migration,  refugee history and 20th-century Australia. She supervises projects in migration history, histories of the family, and contemporary Jewish history.

Alison is a scholar of the history of science and medicine with interests in population and the environment. She supervises projects on the history of science and medicine, intellectual history.

Andrew is a scholar of Germany, with particular interest in public memory and post-war reconstruction. He will supervise projects on all aspects of modern German history and postwar Europe.

Saliha is a historian of the law and politics of the empire. She supervises projects in global and imperial history, intellectual history, French and British colonisation in America and Africa.

David is a historian of Britain and Ireland. He supervises projects on most aspects of modern British and Irish history and the history of money.

Emma is a filmmaker and scholar of slavery and unfree labour and its aftermaths in Africa, Australia and the Caribbean. Emma supervises histories of slavery and forced migration.

Nick is a scholar of Mediterranean history and the Greek diaspora. He will supervise projects on global history in any period, empires and state formation.

Ayxem is an anthropologist interested in the cultural pasts and presents of the Silk Roads. She will supervise projects on modern China and central Asian history and culture.

Greg is a historian of Korean premodern and early modern intellectual history focusing on literature and religion in the larger East Asian context. He supervises projects on Korea and  East Asia. 

Lisa is a legal historian of the British Empire, the early National United States, and settler colonialism. Lisa supervises projects in global and comparative history and colonial Australian history.

Eureka is a social and cultural historian interested in experiences, understandings and representations of migration, and how they have changed. 

Jan is a historian of the Holocaust and its aftermaths in Central Europe and Australia. He supervises projects on the Holocaust and twentieth-century Europe. 

Anne O’Brien a historian of poverty, welfare and philanthropy in colonial and twentieth-century Australia. Anne is not taking on supervisions at this time.

Mina is a specialist on gender, in the Philippines and the Filipino diaspora as well as the history of dress and textiles in Southeast Asia from the twentieth century to the present. 

Zora is a historian of 20th century Australia, with a particular focus on gender, sexuality, feminism and migration. Zora will supervise projects in gender, feminist, social and migration history.

Pan is a scholar of love, marriage and family in China. She supervises projects on the recent history of gender, love, marriage and media in China and Chinese marriage migration.

Joel’s research focuses on the impact of imperial expansion in southwest China from the seventeenth through the twentieth century. He will supervise projects in Chinese history.

Louise Edwards is a historian of gender in modern China century

John Gascoigne is a historian of science in the British Empire

John Ingleson is a historian of 20th century Indonesia labour and social history

Grace Karskens is a scholar of Australian colonial and cross-cultural history, Aboriginal history and environmental history

Martyn Lyons is a scholar of French revolutionary and Napoleonic history, and the history of books, reading and writing in Europe and Australia

David Miller is a historian of science and technology, 1750 to present

Nicolas Rasmussen is a historian of life science and medicine

Ian Tyrrell is a historian of the nineteenth and early twentieth-century United States; and environmental history.