#004: VR and psychophysiology research

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Emotion Lab

Graeme Cox

20 episodes

4 days ago

Emotion Lab covers the latest in virtual reality, human behaviour and research through interviews with experts across healthcare, technology and academia. Graeme Cox and Charles Nduka, the founders of emteq labs, bring you regular interviews with those at the frontier of healthcare and research, diving into brand new technologies and how they measure, predict and affect human behaviour and emotion Find out more about Graeme and Charles' work at www.emteqlabs.com

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#004: VR and psychophysiology research

Emotion Lab

35 minutes 51 seconds

5 years ago

#004: VR and psychophysiology research

This week Charles Nduka is joined by Stephen Fairclough - Professor of Psychophysiology at Liverpool John Moores University. Stephen's background covers neurosciences, psychophysiology, human factors and human-computer interaction. In this episode of the Emotion Lab Stephen and Charles discuss psychophysiology research, how VR can be used in this field and the important issue of data privacy. Listen in to hear about how games could revolutionise pain management and much more!

Get in touch with our guest, Stephen Fairclough:
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Publications discussed in the episode:
Computer games for distraction from pain
Neuroadaptive tetris game
Physiological data privacy article from Nature

Find out more about Charles' work:
www.emteqlabs.com | info@emteqlabs.com