The TAG team (Teen Advisory Group) at the Science World at Telus World of Science in Vancouver have the mission to organize events for teens called SWEET (Science World Extravagant Evening for Teens). In November, I was invited to give a talk to young people “The Psychology of Video Games & Why The […]
Playing video games as a novel visuomotor activity has been used in experimental studies by Stickgold et al. (2000) [1], Wamsley et al. (2010) [2] and Kusse, et al. (2012)[3] to understand the continuity between awake and sleep experiences, memory consolidation and learning. These studies have focused on investigating “hypnagogic […]
If you are in the amazing Vancouver join the event Sweet: Mind Craft at the Science World at TELUS World of Science. Teens even 13-18 years old. I will talk about the psychology of video games & Game Transfer Phenomena. Get your tickets in Eventbrite
Entusiasmada en apoyar el talento mexicano y compartir mi investigación del Game Transfer Phenomenon en el DEVHR6 el Foro International de Juego con mis anfitriones mexicanos! Este es uno de los eventos más importantes de los desarrolladores de video juegos en México. Talleres, conferencias y mas. Del 22 al 25 de Septiembre. […]
Seminar on Game Transfer Phenomena, this time at my alma mater UDEM (University of Monterrey). “Game Transfer Phenomena: Cuando los video juegos brincan a tu realidad con alucinaciones, pensamientos y comportamientos involuntarios”
You are very welcome to join us for my lecture on Game Transfer Phenomena, hosted by SLATE (Center for the Science of Learning and Technology) at the University of Bergen. When: 26th of May at 14:00-15:00. Location: University of Bergen, Auditorium 1, Stein Rokkans hus, Nygårdsgaten 5. More information here […]
Join us on 12th November at University of Hertfordshire at Hatfield, Hertfordshire (around the corner from London) on a talk about the five years journey of research into Game Transfer Phenomena. I will cover some of the more relevant aspects about GTP including: What types of GTP have been identified, what factors are significantly associated […]
The imminent arrival of more highly immersive technologies for entertainment brings exciting possibilities for gamers, developers and researchers. As a gamer, I’m looking forward to get my own head mountain display, but it also raises important questions regarding the impact on wellbeing. Game Transfer Phenomena (GTP), a research approach focusing […]
In mid June I was invited to talk about my research into Game Transfer Phenomena at a PubhD in Nottingham. It was delightful thanks to the brilliant audience 🙂 Different events of PubhD (a space where PhDs have the opportunity to talk about their research in a colloquial way) take place in different parts […]