Extended Reality Collaborative (XRC)

Activities

Activities per year 2012 2019 2020 2024

• 12 Public lecture/debate/seminar/presentation
• 7 Internal HDR Supervision
• 6 Conference/Symposium
• 6 Committees and working groups
• 30 More
  • 5 Collaboration and partnerships
  • 5 External research and teaching
  • 4 Peer review responsibility, including review panel or committee
  • 2 Workshop/course/forum
  • 2 Public event
  • 2 Editorial responsibility
  • 2 External HDR Supervision
  • 2 Expert/advisor
  • 2 Visiting an external organisation
  • 1 Performance/exhibition
  • 1 Mentor or Internship Supervision
  • 1 Membership of networks of excellence
  • 1 Peer reviewed publication reflection

Activities per year

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• Empathy and Virtual Reality

  Fealy, S. (Other), Jones, D. (Other), Hazelton, M. (Other), Leiby, J. (Other) & Nelson, J. (Other)

  2020 → 2023

  Activity: Engagement and professional development › External research and teaching › Academic

• Virtual & Augmented Reality Research Network (VARRN)

  Fealy, S. (Participant) & Jones, D. (Participant)

  2020 → …

  Activity: Engagement and professional development › External research and teaching › Academic

• The Pedagogical Impact of a Pregnancy Anatomy Virtual Reality and 3D Mobile Application on Healthcare Student Learning and Preparation for Practice: A Two-Phase Mixed Methods Feasibility Study.

  Fealy, S. (Other), Jones, D. (Other), Hazelton, M. (Other) & Smyth, Y. (Other)

  Jun 2019 → 2024

  Activity: Engagement and professional development › External research and teaching › Academic

• Testing the Road to Birth Application in Clinical Practice

  Fealy, S. (Other), Jones, D. (Other), Solis, E. (Other), Munoz, E. (Other) & Galvez, R. (Other)

  2019 → 2023

  Activity: Engagement and professional development › External research and teaching › Academic

• Queensland University of Technology

  Gates-Stuart, E. (Visiting researcher)

  17 Feb 2016

  Activity: Engagement and professional development › External research and teaching › Academic