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Thursday, December 6, 2018

Mahzar Eisapour recipient of best student paper award at HFES2018

Mahzar Eisapour is the winner of the Best Student Paper award at HFES2018 for her paper "Virtual Reality Exergames for People Living with Dementia Based on Exercise Therapy Best Practices". Congratulations Ma

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