What happened around mediaX, Stanford University and beyond

Adam Silver tours Jeremy Bailenson’s VR Lab to see how virtual reality can help his league enhance the game for fans and players.

Seminars bring together experts to provide interdisciplinary perspectives on media and games regarding technologies, scholarly research, and potential future.

SPIRE, a startup lead by Neema Moraveji looks to add a calming influence to your daily life by making you more aware of your state of mind.

Explore the balance between design and technology in fostering behavioral change and the analysis of algorithms measuring peer effects online.

Your virtual seat awaits. Because of strong interest in the Science & Technology of Feedback Conference, mediaX will live stream the entire program.

The format for the conference will consist of short brain snack presentations. You’ll hear from Stanford Thought Leaders, students and the mediaX Community.

Thought leaders in audience segmentation discuss advances in context aware information – messages delivered where, when and how we want them.

Davis Masten, Scott Z. Burns and Brian Knutson explore how storytelling gives science a public voice and what you should know about telling your science stories.

mediaX begins the 2014-2015 academic year with in-depth, informative and provocative seminars. Science Storytelling & the Paradox of Suspense along with New Approaches in Audience Segmentation Seminars will take place on the Stanford Campus on October 6th and 8th.