It’s International Women's Day! A day to celebrate women all over the world, regardless of what works of life they venture in.

To mark the beautiful day, the ladies in the Lab speak from their personal experiences about biases and how they have broken them.

With grit and determination, for us, the question is not who’s going to let us, it’s who is going to stop us?!

In this episode, Morenike Alugo, one of our research assistants at the VHCI Lab explains to us what fascinates her about Virtual Reality.

She talks about her interest in Child Development and Education and how Virtual Reality can greatly impact these processes.

In this episode, Enemali Oguche a game developer who has worked with us shares his experience and journey as a Virtual Reality Developer in Nigeria. He has a beautiful story of how he got drawn to games and transitioned from studying Banking and Finance to become a game developer.

What does it really mean to walk in the shoes of another?

In this episode, Eugene talks about how we are using Virtual Reality for perspective-taking and thereby to teach empathy.

He explains the tools and strategies we use in making this possible.

In this episode, our host Eugene engages Mama Okere in a conversation after she had just had her first ever Virtual Reality experience. Mama Okere is a mother to one of our researchers at the lab- Cynthia Emami. She is well in her 70's and came all the way from Delta State to pay us a visit at the Virtual Human Computer Interaction Lab. We sure had a great time having her around.

In this episode, our host Eugene has an insightful discussion about research and the potential applications of virtual reality to learning, entertainment and military psychology with a member of the research team: Adeola Babatunde.

They explore Adeola’s journey into the world of research, psychology and virtual reality

In this episode, our host Eugene has an insightful discussion about research and the potential applications of virtual reality to learning, entertainment and military psychology with a member of the research team: Adeola Babatunde.

They explore Adeola’s journey into the world of research, psychology and virtual reality

In this episode, Cynthia, one of our research assistants at the VHCI Lab talks about her fascination with VR. She shares on how VR can elicit strong emotional responses and also talks about different applications of VR and future application possibilities of VR.

In this podcast, Ikeola describes what her first experience with VR was like and how this helped her realise how much VR may not be made for play alone but for much more.

A podcast on virtual reality from the Virtual Human Computer Interaction lab at the Lagos Business School. An informal conversation on immersive technologies, vr, perspective-taking and the affordances it provides.