Originally from Turkey, Dr Erensoy moved to Aotearoa New Zealand six years ago. Her tertiary journey began with a degree in city and regional planning, where her interest in designing spaces evolved into a fascination with the people who use them.
Since artificial intelligence apparently is influencing every decision we now make and, in turn, dominating sport industry discussions (by supposedly making us smarter and faster), we both flew to Europe this summer to learn more.
An Eastern Michigan University doctoral student is using virtual reality to explore a new way to treat one of the world’s most common phobias: the fear of flying. The study combines immersive technology with exposure therapy in hopes of making treatment more realistic and effective.
To evaluate the effect of virtual reality (VR) meditation on stress among parents of infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and NICU provider stress and burnout.
