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The Aerospace Psychology Research Group, School of Psychology, Trinity  College Dublin, is part of a large EU Research Consortium, and they are currently looking to hire a researcher in the area of VR/Human Factors/HCI. The main work of the group concerns carrying out research into the human and organisational factors which underlie safety, reliability and change in complex safety-critical industries like aviation and the  process industries. This particular project will concentrate on Process Engineering Simulation. The work will include VR and HCI/Human Factors The position is...

Brain-computer communication: motivation, aim, and impact of exploring a virtual apartment. IEEE Trans Neural Syst Rehabil Eng. 2007 Dec;15(4):473-82 Authors: Leeb R, Lee F, Keinrath C, Scherer R, Bischof H, Pfurtscheller G The step away from a synchronized or cue-based brain-computer interface (BCI) and from laboratory conditions towards real world applications is very important and...

Description The Centre for Research in IT in Education at Trinity College, Dublin has received funding for a 3 year research project exploring the potential of Multi User Virtual Environments in...

My friend and science journalist Pierangelo Garzia has written an interesting piece on the neuroscientific basis of collecting that will appear soon in the Cartier Art Magazine,...

Validity of virtual reality as a method of exposure in the treatment of test anxiety. Behav Res Methods. 2007 Nov;39(4):844-51 Authors: Alsina-Jurnet I, Carvallo-Beciu C, Gutiérez-Maldonado...