The GEM Lab—along with the rest of the Graphics, Visualization, and HCI Research Cluster—recently moved to a new location on Barrington Street. Follow the link below for a brief article describing our new research spaces! Dal Computer Science writes exciting
Nirmal Adhikari (Nepali: निर्मल अधिकारी) is a PhD student under the supervision of Dr Derek Reilly. His research interests include Human-Computer Interaction with a focus on Augmented Reality. For more detail nirmalad.com.np
Aayush Shrestha (Nepali: आयुष श्रेष्ठ) is a Master’s of Computer Science (MCS) student under the supervision of Dr. Joseph Malloch. Aayush is currently exploring the potential applications of Virtual Reality technology as a novel assistive tool to enhance accessibility for
Juliano Franz successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis titled “Enhancing Collaboration Through Role-Specific Information Sharing“. Juliano explored techniques for sharing immersive AR content in museums and visual approaches for sharing exertion in group cycling. He also did a bunch of spacehopping…
Raza is a Ph.D. student under the supervision of Professor Derek Reilly. He is working on several research projects related to HCI, AR/VR, and computer vision.
Alex Furlotte is an Applied Computer Science student working on Story CreateAR in the GEM Lab as a part of his directed studies course under the supervision of Dr. Derek Reilly. His interests are at the intersection of HCI and
Alex is an undergraduate research assistant working on support for AR Storytelling.
Dr. Thiago Porcino is a postdoctoral fellow, and his research interests include Human-Computer Interaction, focusing on Virtual/Augmented Reality, Cybersickness, and Games. He holds a Ph.D. and Master’s degree in computer science from Fluminense Federal University, Brazil.
Ramapreet is a master’s student working on immersive visualization interfaces.
If you are in Halifax, come experience our interactive augmented reality exhibit Interchanges – Shared Augmented Reality Stories running from Oct 13–16 at the Museum of Natural History. The exhibit is the result of a collaboration between the GEM Lab
