| Professor Barbara Borg |
Greek and Roman art and iconography; Topography of Rome; Roman tombs and burial customs; art and text; Roman Egypt |
| Dr Katharine Earnshaw |
Latin hexameter poetry (esp. Lucan, Virgil, Lucretius); space and landscape; cognitive humanities; Classical reception in the long eighteenth century |
| Dr Richard Flower |
Roman and late Roman history; religious identity; late-antique and Christian 'patristic' literature, especially invective and heresiology; the many and various forms of authority |
| Dr Gabriele Galluzzo |
Aristotle, ancient and medieval metaphysics; ancient theories of truth; contemporary metaphysics |
| Dr Claire Holleran |
Roman social and economic history; the city of Rome; ancient retail; demography; labour history; urban economies |
| Professor Elena Isayev |
Human mobility; Migration; Identity and memory; PreRoman Italy; Roman Republican history; Archaeology and material culture; Fine art; Citizenship; Spatiality; Place; Connectivity; Sanctuary |
| Dr Daniel King |
History of the body; ancient medicine; history of emotion; pain; literary and cultural theory; classical reception |
| Professor Rebecca Langlands |
Latin literature; Roman cultural history; Roman ethics; exempla and exemplarity; sexuality and gender; Classical reception |
| Dr David Leith |
Ancient medicine; philosophy; papyrology |
| Dr Sharon Marshall |
Latin literature (especially epic, elegy and the novel); Translation Studies; the reception of Latin literature in Early Modern France; women writers; the history of the book |
| Dr Katherine McDonald |
Ancient Italy; fragmentary languages of ancient Italy, especially Oscan, Venetic and Etruscan; linguistic and cultural contact in the ancient world; ancient migration; personal names; Greek and Roman comedy; epigraphy |
| Professor Lynette Mitchell |
Greek politics; the intersection of Greek social and political history; Greeks and barbarians; Panhellenism and identity; Greek constitutional forms |
| Professor Neville Morley |
Ancient economic and social history; the reception and influence of ancient texts and examples in the modern world; reception of Thucydides; theoretical and methodological approaches to ancient history |
| Professor Karen Ni-Mheallaigh |
Ancient fiction; book-culture; lunar narratives; Lucian; Greek and Roman novel |
| Professor Daniel Ogden |
Traditional narratives in antiquity; ancient religion and magic; Macedonian and Hellenistic dynasties |
| Professor Martin Pitts |
Roman archaeology (esp. Britain); globalization; consumption practices; material culture (esp. pottery); health & inequality; quantitative methods |
| Dr Erica Rowan |
Archaeology; archaeobotany; Roman food, nutrition, and health; economies of food production and trade |
| Dr Christopher Siwicki |
Classical architecture; ancient built environments; the cultural role of architecture; the concept of heritage in Roman society |
| Professor Matthew Wright |
Greek and Roman poetry and drama; ancient literary criticism; fragments; quotation culture |
