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Bart Ziino is an Associate Professor at Deakin University's School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts and Education. He is one of Australia's leading scholars on Australians and the First World War, with expertise in commemoration, grief, war gender dynamics, archives, and the emotional experience of war. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy, Master of Arts, and Bachelor of Arts from the University of Melbourne.
Research Interests: Ziino's work explores historical studies with a focus on war heritage, museum studies, and the societal impacts of conflict. His research covers:
- Commemoration and memorialization practices
- Gender roles in wartime
- Emotional histories of conflict
- Archival management of war records
- Children's experiences during war
Research Outputs: Ziino's publications demonstrate consistent focus on Australian experiences in global conflicts, particularly World War I, with recent trends exploring civilian contributions, veteran resilience, and historical methodology.
Awards & Recognition:
- Australian Postdoctoral Fellowship
- Inaugural Historian in Residence at Royal Historical Society of Victoria
- Best Article Award for work on children in WWI
- Serle Award for Best Thesis in Australian History
Supervision & Grants: Has supervised award-winning theses at Honours, Masters and PhD levels. Secured multiple ARC grants including for 'The Culture of War' project and 'Australian Heritage Abroad'. Leads investigations into wartime service dilemmas and extraterritorial war heritage management.
Laboratory & Teams: Active member of Deakin's Centre for Contemporary Histories, coordinating interdisciplinary research on war impacts and historical methodologies.
