Jamie Pringle

Jamie Pringle is an Associate Professor in Leadership and Leadership Development in Sport at the Department of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences. His research intersects sports ethics and neurotrauma studies, focusing on fairness in athletics, gender identity policies, and biomarker exploration for mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI).

Research Trends: Recent work critiques international sports frameworks for gender inclusion, emphasizing protections for female athletes. Concurrently, he contributes to multidisciplinary mTBI biomarker studies involving military and civilian populations, utilizing advanced neuroimaging techniques.

Key Collaborations: Active in projects funded by the US Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity and the UK Ministry of Defence, including the mTBI-Predict cohort study analyzing baseline variability in mTBI cases.