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StanfordVR @stanfordvr.bsky.social · 11/03/2026

Augmented Reality eliminates "perceptual common ground". What happens when 2 people see very different versions of the world around them? New study by @eugyhan.bsky.social shows greater discrepancies resulted in less nonverbal synchrony and affected decisions. vhil.stanford.edu/publications...

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Eugy Han @eugyhan.bsky.social · 10/03/2026

What if each of us saw a different reality? From personalization to artefacts, immersive technology is already taking us there, where no two users share the same visual reality. Our new study investigates this perceptual conflict in collaborative MR @stanfordvr.bsky.social @ufresearch.bsky.social

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Not seeing eye to eye: The effects of perceptual conflicts during social interactions in mixed reality

Not all cues in immersive virtual environments are consistent with physical-world expectations, but can be transformed, resulting in different perceiv…

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StanfordVR @stanfordvr.bsky.social · 13/01/2026

What if you had a real encounter, then used genAI to model it, and weeks later relived the memory in VR? Largescale, longitudinal study by @portiawang.bsky.social at JCMC. Reliving past memories caused groups to be better, in speech, in gestures, and in outcomes. www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAqf...

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Virtual Placemaking

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Emily Byun @yewonbyun.bsky.social · 10/10/2025

💡Can we trust synthetic data for statistical inference? We show that synthetic data (e.g., LLM simulations) can significantly improve the performance of inference tasks. The key intuition lies in the interactions between the moment residuals of synthetic data and those of real data

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StanfordVR @stanfordvr.bsky.social · 18/09/2025

People become attached to places they spend time in. 3D maps allow visits in VR. Santoso & colleagues show that visiting distant locations makes even politically conservative participants care about real climate change news in that city, compared to static images. vhil.stanford.edu/publications...

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StanfordVR @stanfordvr.bsky.social · 22/05/2025

5 robust, replicated, & meta-analyzed findings from 30 years of psych research in VR. Timeline of events in experiment history, recommendations for consumers & scholars new to the medium, and the DICE model on when to use (and not use) VR. @nathumbehav.nature.com vhil.stanford.edu/publications...

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StanfordVR @stanfordvr.bsky.social · 08/05/2025

How do groups behave in VR? Monique Santoso coded 9,000 speech acts to develop Virtual Reality Interaction Dynamics Scheme, 10 speech acts (e.g., disagreements, context-dependent commentary). Prior speech acts and current nonverbal behavior predict group action. vhil.stanford.edu/publications...

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Eugy Han @eugyhan.bsky.social · 28/04/2025

📢New Pub📢 led by @portiawang.bsky.social (soon out in #CSCW2025 ) investigates turn-taking behaviors in social #VR by extracting features based on social dynamics literature 🗣️

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StanfordVR @stanfordvr.bsky.social · 06/03/2025

Congrats to @eugyhan.bsky.social who has officially accepted a tenure track position at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communication, bringing her stellar research on avatar identity, human perception, and VR classrooms to the Sunshine State. Go Gators! @ufjschool.bsky.social

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StanfordVR @stanfordvr.bsky.social · 11/12/2024

In Social VR "two levels" of strangers can be present. Avatars from remote places a virtual room, and physical people you might not know in the room where you don a headset. Eugy Han & colleagues find that both physical and virtual strangers impact social behavior. vhil.stanford.edu/publications...

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