Kinesiology

Seamas received his MSc in 2013 from Queen's University, Kingston, in the area of Psychology (Brain, Behaviour, and Cognitive Science). He is currently finishing his PhD in the same area. Seamas' postdoctoral research will focus on understanding the factors that relate to cyber sickness in virtual reality (VR). His previous work involved the use of sensory stimulation to reduce conflicts between senses in VR. 

He is broadly interested in virtual reality (VR) as a tool for studying human perception. Specifically, Seamas studies how the human nervous system uses sensory information in cases of simulated self-motion, which are common in VR games and entertainment. One goal of the goals of his work is to improve the user experience in virtual reality by tackling issues such as low-immersiveness and 'cyber sickness'.

Affiliation: 
University of Waterloo

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