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Zubaa Akhtar serves as a Research Fellow at the School of Health Sciences, University of East Anglia, where she also completed her Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) through the Norwich Business School. Her academic profile bridges health sciences and business disciplines with a pronounced focus on Pakistani societal contexts.
Her research portfolio spans:
- Cognitive neuroscience and stroke rehabilitation, particularly hemispheric comparisons of cognitive dysfunction and sleep quality
- Moral psychology investigations into ethical dilemmas and stereotypes in Pakistani adults
- Public health policy analysis, including Pakistan's Sehat Sahulat Program and physical rehabilitation frameworks
- Prison rehabilitation systems, with emphasis on entrepreneurial education programs in Muslim-majority contexts
- Mental health epidemiology covering hoarding disorder, drug addiction recovery, and skin color perception
Analysis of her 2020-2023 publications reveals methodological diversity across phenomenological studies, ethnographic investigations, multi-method explorations, and systematic reviews. Her work consistently addresses health and social challenges in Pakistan, demonstrating particular expertise in stroke rehabilitation, moral psychology, and prison-based entrepreneurial training. Key thematic threads include cultural influences on cognition, policy implementation barriers, and rehabilitation program efficacy.
No scientific awards or major research grants are documented in available sources. Similarly, there is no evidence of graduate student supervision or leadership of formal research laboratories or collaborative teams.
