We are pleased to inform you that Ph.D. students of ETN-CHARMING at KU Leuven will give a seminar event on virtual reality, augmented reality, and games to support chemistry and chemical engineering education. The event will be held on the ...

Immersive Chemistry Podcast Episode #12: Bringing chemistry to the classroom with a VR fume hood Abstract Sanne van Loenen has been researching game technologies such as virtual reality to create immersive experiences for young children in the context of chemistry. ...

Immersive Chemistry Podcast Episode #11: Developing chemistry related VR experiences for children Abstract In this episode we talk with Michael Dumin, an early-stage researcher at the Department of Chemical Engineering (CIT) at KU Leuven, Belgium. As part of the CHARMING ...

The Charming project presents the “Fabulous Soap Making Challenge”, a game developed by a team from the members of the project. The game is produced as an example of immersive learning tools in chemistry and chemical engineering education. The game ...

Immersive Chemistry Podcast Episode #10: VR/AR for training in the chemical industry Abstract The use of immersive technologies for training in the chemical industry is growing. One organisation which has begun to develop and implement their own VR and AR ...

Immersive Chemistry Podcast Episode #9: Perceptions of Digital Games Based Learning in Higher Education? Abstract There is a growing interest in the use of digital games in higher education. In this episode, we talk with Chioma Udeozor about her research ...

Immersive Chemistry Podcast Episode #8: Designing a VR Chemical Reactor Training Prototype Abstract In this episode of the podcast, we speak with PhD Candidates and fellow Early Stage Researchers, Sofia Garcia Fracaro and Yusra Tehreem about a VR Chemical Reactor ...

  Immersive Chemistry Podcast Episode #7: Games making as an educational strategy with Silvia Fornós. Abstract In this episode, we speak with Silvia Fornós who is taking games-based learning research into an interesting direction, by exploring how games making can ...

Immersive Chemistry Podcast Episode #6: Using Augmented Reality as a tool for helping students understand abstract concepts. Abstract In this episode of the podcast we delve into the work of co-host Jessi, who is exploring the research question: Can Augmented ...

Immersive Chemistry Podcast Episode #5: Games-based learning in Chemistry Education – Less motivating, more learning. Abstract Do students learn better with games than with conventional media? This is one of the central research questions of our guest.  In this episode, ...