Diane Gromala

Diane Gromala (born 24 February 1960) is a Canada Research Chair and a Professor in the Simon Fraser University School of Interactive Arts and Technology. Her research works at the confluence of computer science, media art and design, and has focused on the cultural, visceral, and embodied implications of digital technologies, particularly in the realm of chronic pain. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Ethical Challenges of Virtual Reality Technology Interventions for the Vulnerabilities of Patients With Chronic Pain: Exploration of Technician Responsibility

    Ethical Challenges of Virtual Reality Technology Interventions for the Vulnerabilities of Patients With Chronic Pain: Exploration of Technician Responsibility by Siyu Zhou, Diane Gromala, Leyu Wang

    Published 2023-12-01
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    Investigating the Role of Having an Avatar in Virtual Reality on Pain Alleviation and Embodiment in Patients With Pain Using Electroencephalogram: A Neuroimaging Protocol

    Investigating the Role of Having an Avatar in Virtual Reality on Pain Alleviation and Embodiment in Patients With Pain Using Electroencephalogram: A Neuroimaging Protocol by Seyedeh Pegah Kiaei Ziabari, Zahra Ofoghi, Emma A. Rodrigues, Diane Gromala, Sylvain Moreno

    Published 2022-01-01
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    “I Dreamed of My Hands and Arms Moving Again”: A Case Series Investigating the Effect of Immersive Virtual Reality on Phantom Limb Pain Alleviation

    “I Dreamed of My Hands and Arms Moving Again”: A Case Series Investigating the Effect of Immersive Virtual Reality on Phantom Limb Pain Alleviation by Xin Tong, Xinxing Wang, Yiyang Cai, Diane Gromala, Owen Williamson, Owen Williamson, Bifa Fan, Kunlin Wei

    Published 2020-08-01
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