Assistant Professor
TSHD: Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences
TSHD: Department of Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence
Ifigeneia (Ifi) Mavridou specialises in affective computing, physiological sensing, extended reality (XR: Virtual, Augmented & Mixed Reality) and experiment design. Her doctorate thesis was based on detecting arousal and valence (affective) states through physiological signals using novel wearable sensors in Virtual Reality. Ifi has designed and conducted numerous studies including the largest biometric dataset at the Science Museum London in 2019, and led application projects often focused on training, health-care and wellbeing.
She previously worked in the industry, at Emteq Labs (UK) as a research engineer contributing towards the development of novel sensing systems and applications. She has since led the Research Consultancy team, exploring and providing consultation on the detection of physio-psychological insights within XR to academic and industrial partners.
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