An interview with the director of the research centre of Arkema in Rhône-Alpes (CRRA), Philippe Bonnet, about sustainability, health & safety and immersive technology.

"Future’s Brightest Scientists" is a chemistry themed Escape Room designed to instill in children the spirit of a scientist. Find out about the event and our motivation to develop it.

Behind the hype of virtual reality, there are few interesting facts that we should embrace about it..

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 ...

How could a commercial game like Super Mario Maker 2 be used for practising Chemical Engineering? Learn more in this thought-provoking interview from Versatilist, the Immersive Learning Research Network podcast. Listen to the plans of our CHARMING researcher Sílvia Fornós, ...

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, ...

Are you a chemical engineer and can access Super Mario Maker 2 game in Nintendo Switch? We are organising a free online CHEM Jam, a game jam to build game levels of a chemical plant to practice process design. We ...

A short recap of educational history; how children's play and its value for learning has been seen and how it is seen now..

Immersive Chemistry Podcast Episode #4: Is the technology irrelevant? Teaching, Learning and Educational Technology with Emanuele Bardone Abstract In this episode, we speak with Emanuele Bardone, an educational technology researcher who is the Programme Director for Educational Technology at the ...

During the first week of March, the CHARMING consortium attended the 3rd Network-Wide Event in Darmstadt, Germany, organized by the beneficiary Merck. This intense week, (and when I say intense, I mean it! We were busy for more than 55 ...