Author: Thomas Jenkins

Featuring presentations from:

Dr Carlo Avilio, Academic Liaison Librarian at Coventry University

Uroosa Mushtaq, PhD candidate at Coventry University in the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations

A recording of this event is available from this Coventry Domains site.

Presentations were provided by:

Dr Annie Pettifer

Leitrim Doyle

A recording this session is available from this Coventry Domains site.

Presentations were provided by:

Dr Nick Peters

Dr Beena Manoj

Dr Darren Stevens

A recording of this session is available from this Coventry Domains site.

Presentations were provided by:

Dr Sarah Charles & Dr James Bartlett

Tobias Steiner

Dr Patrick Hart

A recording of this session is available from this Coventry Domains site.

Presentations were provided by:

• Colby Glover – ‘Does vitamin D enhance COVID-19-relevant in vitro immune responses in leukocytes from Caucasian and South Asian individuals?’
• Dr Luca Morini, Steve Raven and Dr Arinola Adefila – ‘Decolonising Research in CU – Recognising Interdependence’
• Han Zhang – ‘Blockchain adoption in steel supply chain conceptual framework’

An Interim Project Report,  Decolonising Education – Fostering Conversations – Interim Project Report, related to the second presentation is available online at: DOI 10.18552/GLEA/2021/0001

Presentations were provided by:

• Paulette Toppin  – ‘How senior public service leader practice is understood and reflected upon by senior public service stakeholders: The case of Jamaica as a developing state’
• Thomas Jenkins (Library staff) – ‘Understanding Transformative Agreements, the new way to publish Open Access’

Presentations were provided by:

• Solene Cargill – ‘Airflow in lungs: what do we know about alveoli and why is it still not enough?’
• Holly Gilbert – ‘Mathematics and Statistics Support in the New Normal’ 

A paper authored by Holly related their presentation was published as: Gilbert, H., Hodds, M., & Lawson, D. (2021). “Everyone seems to be agreeing at the minute that face-to-face is the way forward”: Practitioners’ perspectives on post-pandemic Mathematics and Statistics Support. Teaching Mathematics and its Applications, 40(4), 296-316. https://doi.org/10.1093/teamat/hrab019 

Presentations were provided by:

• Mark Dawson – How can Collaborative Online International Learning enhance Higher Education?
• Mairi Laird – Freddie Mercury as Schrodinger’s Cat – Alumni fundraising in the higher education sector
• Jaque Durrant – WCET Tutors: An Undergraduate Journey to Group Instrumental Pedagogy 

Presentations were provided by:

• Dr Richard Hillier – ‘Inequality in higher education. Are universities doing enough?’
• Olusola Oladipo – ‘A qualitative study of Black African – Caribbean church leaders to explore and understand their views on running church-based health programmes to improve nutritional health and physical activity’

Presentations were provided by:

• Ainul Mardiah – Investigation of the Association of Religious/ Spiritual Interventions (R/SI) on Mental Health Outcomes in Cancer Patients: A Systematic Review
• Stephen Powley – Enabling full-lifecycle cybersecurity for connected vehicles: a model-based systems engineering approach to improving enterprise capability
• Thomas Jenkins (Library) – Open Access Week 2020: Exploring the Global OA Landscape

Stephen’s research interests and past publications are detailed at: https://pureportal.coventry.ac.uk/en/persons/stephen-john-powley