Pour One Out: The Physiology of Alcohol Consumption
“Dry January,” the cutting out of alcohol consumption during the first month of the calendar year, entered the public vernacular a little over a decade ago. The idea was first promoted in 2013 by a British charity to encourage alcohol abstinence, or at the very least,...
Keep Your Eye on the Ball: Eye Tracking in Exercise Research
When a coach tells a player to keep their eye on the ball, they are addressing the importance of attention and focus to success, both figuratively and literally. Whether hitting a baseball, shooting a basket, or maintaining focus in an exercise routine, how we process...
VR Integration: Enhancing Research with Virtual Environments
Measuring the human body and brain’s response to real-world conditions and stimuli has long challenged researchers. This problem has usually been dealt with in one of two ways. The first approach is to take research participants into the field—not impossible with...
Eye-Catching: Mobile Tech Enhances Immersive Experiments
Freed from the limitations of stationary eye tracking technology, mobile eye tracking enables researchers to study their subjects while they perform a wide range of immersive tasks in natural settings.
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