Dr Isabelle Miletich is a Senior Lecturer in Education within the Faculty of Dentistry, Oral and Craniofacial Sciences (FoDOCS) at King’s College London.  Following the obtention of a BDS from Bordeaux University (France) and PhD in Molecular Biology from Paris XI University (France), she took on a postdoctoral position in Prof Paul Sharpe’s Lab at KCL to research the role of transcription factors in tooth development. She obtained a RCUK fellowship in 2005 and was appointed as a lecturer in Stem Cell Biology in 2010 and subsequently developed her own research on cranial exocrine gland regeneration, with a focus on salivary and meibomian glands. 

 Teaching has always been at the heart of Isabelle’s interests and with a decade of experience in teaching in higher education and a recognition as Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Isabelle transited to the academic pathway in 2023. Since then, she has been the recipient of two education research grants from King’s College Teaching Fund. Her research currently explores the integration of AI in Higher Education, with a keen interest in leveraging AI in evidence-based dentistry and promoting student self-regulation of AI. Her expertise also includes feedback for learning via the development of a new approach to sustainable feedback that encourages students to “reuse, reflect, and act on feedback”. Isabelle’s endeavours to embrace change and build tomorrow’s education have been recognised at Faculty level - she has won the FoDOCS staff award in Innovative Education in 2025.