Regent College London’s (RCL) Research and Scholarship Quarterly provides a platform for academics to share thought-provoking contributions, reflecting our dedication to interdisciplinary research, scholarly advancement and academic excellence.
We are immensely proud to present our latest issue, which brings together 13 original contributions from RCL’s School of Health and Sports Science (SoHSS) faculty – including several projects supported by the Regent Research Fund (RRF).
Highlights from this issue include…
Understanding ethical implications and addressing bias in artificial intelligence for healthcare
Lecturer Athina Ntasioti examines bias in artificial intelligence within healthcare settings. She proposes that addressing bias is not only an ethical imperative, but a necessary step in realising the full potential of AI to improve human health and wellbeing.
Micronutrient malnutrition and maternal-child health: An urgent health equity issue
Senior Lecturer Dr Glory Aigbedion provides an equity-focused analysis of micronutrient malnutrition in maternal-child health. By investing in maternal and child nutrition, Dr Aigbedion believes that societies can break the cycle of disadvantage, promoting not only improved health outcomes but also greater social and economic equity.
Exploring spatial democracy and public pedagogy through “retrotopia” and “utopia”: A comparative study of Tehran and London
In this comparative study, Programme Leader and Senior Lecturer in Social Science Maryam Rouintan argues that by fostering inclusivity, diversity and collective action, public pedagogy can bridge the gap between tradition and innovation, paving the way for a fairer and more just urban future.
In addition, this issue features insightful contributions from Alex Avadanei, Alicja McGarrigle, Amberlee Green, Elizabeth Kaplunov, Emma Buhtina, Fatemeh Azizi, Gayani Gamage, Morris Anglin, Siobhán Strike and Tricia Tikasingh.
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