Virtual Reality Shows Promise for Green Behavior, But Real-World Proof Still Missing
A new editorial argues that virtual reality can vividly bring environmental issues closer, but none of the seven studies it ...
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Portugal’s Simulation Technicians: Dedicated but Non-Standardized, First National Survey Finds
The first cross-sectional study of Portugal's healthcare simulation technicians finds a heterogeneous, dedicated workforce with high confidence in administrative tasks ...
Virtual Reality Shows Early Promise for Amblyopia, But Evidence Remains Thin
A systematic review of nine studies finds exploratory improvements in visual acuity and stereopsis after virtual reality treatment for amblyopia, ...
AI Fuses Video, Audio, EEG and Gaze to Measure Real-Time VR Football Immersion
A new cross-modal attention network combines match video, commentary audio, EEG and eye-tracking data to assess viewer immersion in VR ...
360-Degree VR Video Helps Nursing Students Retain Injection Skills for Two Months
A single-group study of 89 nursing students found that a 360-degree immersive VR video of deltoid intramuscular injection raised skill ...
Student proof of concept pairs virtual reality with warehouse drones
A University of Cincinnati student proof of concept combines autonomous drones, LIDAR and a photorealistic virtual-reality model for warehouse inventory ...
Eye tracking identifies VR workload, less accurately in chronic pain
An experimental study found that pupil and blink changes during virtual-reality tasks tracked mental workload, with classification accuracy up to ...
Würzburg VR laser lab wins German Physical Society teaching prize
A Würzburg team won the German Physical Society’s 2026 teaching prize for femtoPro, a free virtual-reality laboratory that simulates laser ...
Virtual Reality Reveals How People Choose Tsunami Escape Routes Inside High-Rise Buildings
An immersive virtual reality study of 227 participants navigating 12 buildings in four Chilean coastal cities found that most people ...
Theory-driven virtual reality framework shows added executive-control gains in children with ADHD
A randomized controlled trial of 80 children with ADHD found that a theory-driven immersive virtual reality intervention produced additional executive-control ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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