Three papers have been accepted at GRAPP 2017: A paper by Anne Juhler Hansen and Jákup Klein about their Master’s thesis, a paper by Sule Serubugo, Denisa  Škantárová and Lasse Kjærsgård Nielsen about their 8th semester project, and a paper by Martin Kibsgaard about his most recent research with the da Vinci surgical system.

A paper by Diana Fonseca about her Master’s thesis has been accepted at the Academic Mindtrek  Conference 2016. The title of the paper is: “A Comparison of Head-Mounted and Hand-Held Displays for 360° Videos with Focus on Attitude and Behavior Change”. In particular, pro-environmental behavior. And even more specific: eating fewer animals.

Several papers by Medialogy and VGIS students have been presented at ArtsIT 2016; the four papers co-authored by members of the Graphics Group are:

• “Increasing the Perceived Camera Velocity in 3D Racing Games through Camera Attributes and Position” by Kristoffer Lind Holm, Nicolai Skovhus, and Martin Kraus
• “Investigating the Effect of Scaffolding in Modern Game Design” by Kasper Halkjær Jensen, and Martin Kraus
• “The Effect of Interacting with Two Devices when Creating the Illusion of Internal State in Tangible Widgets” by Andreas Heldbjerg Bork, Christoffer Bech, Jakob Birch Memborg, Lasse Schøne Rosenlund, and Martin Kraus
• “Pyramid Algorithm Framework for Real-Time Image Effects” by Adrià Arbués Sangüesa,  Andreea-Daniela Ene, Nicolai Krogh Jørgensen,  Christian Aagaard Larsen, Daniel Michelsanti, and Martin Kraus

Two papers co-authored by students have been accepted at VRIC 2016! “Extending the Human Body in Virtual Reality: Effect of Sensory Feedback on Agency and Ownership of Virtual Wings” by Sule Serubugo, Denisa Skantarova, Stine L. R. Lind, Mie C. S. Egeberg and Martin Kraus; and “An Affordable Virtual Reality System for Treatment of Phantom Limb Pain” by Ronni Nielsen, Bartal Henriksen, Laszlo Szabo, Nicolaj Evers, Martin Kraus and Bo Geng.

Gustav Dahl’s paper about his 8th semester project on measuring game feel has been accepted at the Academic Mindtreck Conference 2015. See the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-EmAitPYg8 .

A submission to the CHI Play 2015 Student Game Design Competition based on the Master’s thesis by Mads Bock, Martin Fisker, and Kasper Fischer Topp has been accepted. The game investigates tangible widgets for tablet games; see the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3rwxnkyOQo.

A paper titled “Pointing with a One-Eyed Cursor for Supervised Training in Minimally Invasive Robotic Surgery” by Martin Kibsgaard and Martin Kraus was accepted for publication at CARE 2015.