Mixed Reality Laboratory

 
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People

Principal Investigators

Name

Research Interests

Project Involvement

Professor Steve Benford Technologies to support rich and dynamic social interaction across computer networks. IPerG, Inscape, Participate, Leonardo
Professor Chris Greenhalgh Multi user CVEs. IPerG, Participate, Inscape, DReSS, DReSS II, Semantic Media, P.I.
Professor Claire O’Malley Design and use of computer supported collaborative learning (CSCL) environments. e-Social Science
Dr Tony Pridmore Three dimensional computer vision, image analysis and their integration into virtual and mixed reality environments. e-Social Science
Professor Tom Rodden CVES, CSCW and Ubiquitous computing. Motivating Mobility, NeuroGrid, e-Social Science, VOTES, Semantic Media
Professor John Wilson Ergonomics and occupational psychology. AS Interactive

 

Operations / Administration

Name

Role

Dr Hazel Glover MRL Director of Operations.
Samantha Stapleford Administrative Assistant for the MRL.

 

Lecturers

Name

Interests / Role

Project Involvement

Dr Tim Brailsford My main interests are in educational multimedia and hypertext, and in the use of IT to support learning - be it local, distance or distributed. I am particularly interested in adaptive hypermedia, and how content can be adapted to facilitate pedagogic goals.
Dr Gary Burnett Human-Computer Interaction, Interaction between people and in-car technology, Human Factors of navigation, Design for ageing and disability.
Dr Dave Kirk HCI, CSCW, Tangible Interfaces, Domestic Computing, User studies (Fieldwork and Experimentation) Teaching
Dr Boriana Koleva Mixed reality approaches; physical and tangible interfaces; human-computer interaction; ubiquitous computing; computer-supported cooperative work. Inscape: Mobile devices and situated installations
Dr Brian Logan Applications of software agents in CVEs
Dr Sarah Sharples Development of structured methods of application of quantitative and qualitative evaluation techniques to Virtual Environments.

 

Researchers

Name

Interests / Role

Project Involvement

Dr Ben Bedwell Mobile technologies. Human-computer interaction. Tangible interfaces. Mobile devices and situated installations
Patrick Brundell Use of videocommunications and multimedia technology to support teaching and learning, theoretical aspects of face-to-face communication and the development of methods to evaluate video-mediated communication. PhD
Dr Alan Chamberlain People, Mobile/Wearable Human Computer Interaction, Pervasive Computing, Accessible Design, Art and User Evaluation. Critical interpretations of new technologies and new HCI-based frameworks. Participate, IPerG, Creator project Platform Grant, Bridging the Gaps grant
Dr Sue Cobb Human factors aspects of VR and in bridging the gap between programmer and end-user. AS Interactive, I-BiT
Dr Andy Crabtree Ethnographic studies. DReSS , DReSS II, Platform Grant, RCUK Fellow
Dr Richard Eastgate Methods of Virtual World building. AS Interactive
Stefan Egglestone Ubiquitous computing in the home Motivating Mobility, Platform Grant
Joel Fischer Design and evaluation of pervasive interaction - identifying and prediciting temporal patterns of interaction to support pervasive experiences PhD
Dr Martin Flintham Pervasive game design and implementation, part time PhD. IPerG, Participate
Adriano Galati MANet, Delay Tolerant Network, Routing Protocols. PhD
Kevin Glover Ubiquitous Systems and Creating Interactive Experiences Participate
Dr Tony Glover CVEs, computer graphics and user interface design. ViRS, AS Interactive, CoSpatial
Dr Ainojie Irune Visualisation and modelling of scientific data. PhD
David Large Using ethnography to inform the design of interactive in-car technology. PhD
Tom Lodge Peer to Peer Overlay Networks, MANETs (Delay Tolerant Networks / Opportunistic Networking), Mass Scale Communities. PhD, Participate, Homework
Dr Neil Madden Intelligent Agents, Collaborative Multi-Agent Systems, activity/plan recognition Inscape
Joe Marshall Computer Vision techniques within a performance setting. PhD
Dr Marina Ng Physical and Tangible User Interface, Ubiquitous Computing, Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning, Human-Computer Interaction. Motivating Mobility, E-Science Usability in Schools
James Norris Computer Vision techniques for mixed-reality teleconferencing PhD
Keith Oliver In-car gaming. PhD
Dr Mark Paxton Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing, interaction between humans and sensors, participatory sensing, environmental sensing and sensor networks. Participate, Platform Grant
Dominic Price The development of software tools for multi-platform/pervasive gaming Participate
Dr Duncan Rowland Advances in Computer Gaming, Entertainment and Graphics IPerG, Inscape
Dr Holger Schnädelbach Architecture, Mixed Reality, Technology Prototyping, Display Technologies, Computing for Entertainment, Design, Observational Studies. Leverhulme Fellowship
Yinjuan (Peggy) Shao Mobile Learning in Education. PhD
Paul Tennent Analysis tools for social scientists, Heterogeneous data synchronisation DReSS
Dr Peter Tolmie Ethnomethodologically informed ethnographic studies Participate, DReSS, IPerG


 

Technical Support

Name

Role

Dr Dave Lloyd System Administration and technical support.

 

A list of former members of the MRL is available here.