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Hannah-Marie D Chidwick is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol, specializing in Roman history and Latin literature. Her research explores the intersection of war violence and texts, drawing insights from modern war and security studies as well as critical theory. Chidwick teaches courses in Roman history, Latin, and classical literature within the Department of Classics and Ancient History. She is currently involved in a collaborative project that examines military health in both ancient and modern contexts, focusing on questions surrounding the concept of fitness for war and the wellbeing of armed forces prior to conflict. Her outputs include public engagement workshops, articles, and chapters, and she is in the process of preparing her PhD thesis for publication as a monograph titled 'Arms Multiplicity: Lucan's Civil War'. Chidwick is passionate about outreach and widening participation, which includes providing teacher training resources aimed at encouraging a holistic and critical approach to the history of war in the classroom.
Department of Physics research themes include Astrophysics, Materials and Devices, Particle Physics, and Quantum and Soft Matter.