Research Articles
Through the Looking Glass: How VR and the Web Are Revealing Your Brain's Secrets
Explore how virtual reality and web technologies are revolutionizing neuroscience and our understanding of the human brain.
The Silent Statistic: How Virtual Worlds Are Training Older Brains and Bodies to Prevent Falls
Discover how virtual reality and machine learning are revolutionizing fall prevention in older women through combined cognitive and balance training.
The Neuroscience of Virtual Reality: How Digital Worlds Remodel Our Brains
Explore how virtual reality technology is reshaping our understanding of the human brain through neuroscience research and clinical applications.
Cybertherapy: How Internet and Virtual Reality Are Revolutionizing Mental Health Care
Explore how internet-based technologies and virtual reality are transforming mental health assessment and treatment through cybertherapy.
Beyond the Screen: How Your Brain and Body Build Virtual Reality
Explore how sensorimotor experience creates compelling virtual reality through brain-body interaction and embodiment experiments.
Mind-Blowing or a Gimmick? Why Students Clash Over Learning Anatomy in Virtual Reality
Exploring the contrasting user acceptance of neuroanatomy VR courses between undergraduate and postgraduate medical students
The Gut-Brain Connection: How VR and Genetic Science Are Revolutionizing Digestive Health
Explore how neuroscience, virtual reality, and genetic research are transforming digestive disease treatment through innovative bio-digital solutions.
Beyond the Textbook: How Virtual and Augmented Reality are Revolutionizing Brain Science
Explore how VR and AR technologies are transforming neurology education and neuroscience research, overcoming neurophobia through immersive learning experiences.
Through the Looking Glass: How Tiny VR Goggles Are Revolutionizing Mouse Vision Research
Discover how miniature VR goggles are transforming neuroscience research by providing unprecedented insights into mouse visual systems and brain function.