LFG: Learning from Games

Swipe right for health

How hard you press while swiping could reveal something about your mental health

Jul 10 •

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Dialing back the video gaming push

More accurately, being sensitive to where and how it's pushed

Jun 19 •

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Training your auto-focus muscles

A game-based way to improve your eyesight

Jun 5 •

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An addictability score for games

Should we have an ESRB-like rating for how addictive a game is?

May 15 •

InGameScientist

How spicy are you?

Using hot peppers to measure cyber-aggression

May 1 •

InGameScientist

Leveling up your career with games

A career path seen through game stages

Apr 17 •

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The scurvy of gaming

Balance is the key to a healthy gaming diet

Apr 9 •

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Understanding our gaming diets

Getting one step closer to getting our gaming recipes

Mar 19 •

InGameScientist

Would you get in a robotaxi trained by GTA V?

Can video games be used to train computers and tools of the future?

Mar 5 •

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Playing games until we're old

Studying the effects of video games on older adults is hard

Feb 5 •

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Transferable real-world skills from video games

Can I add "played XCOM" to my resume?

Jan 22 •

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Video games can save lives

How DeusEx helped with depression

Jan 8 •

InGameScientist

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