Embodiment

Lab — Avatars and embodiment in virtual reality
Explore how avatars and embodiment influence the virtual reality experience.
Last updated on Oct 15, 2026 Human Factors
AR Filters Change How We Think, Not Who We Like: Effects of Role and Age Embodiment on Cognitive Performance and Age Bias
Brief AR aging and scientist-role filters did not reduce age bias; identification with scientist attire was modestly associated with math performance.
Marie Jarrell, Etienne Peillard
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AR Filters Change How We Think, Not Who We Like: Effects of Role and Age Embodiment on Cognitive Performance and Age Bias
Body Perception in Augmented Reality
PhD research project investigating embodiment, self-body perception, and body-image applications when virtual and physical body representations coexist visually in Augmented Reality.
Body Perception in Augmented Reality
Using Identification with AR Face Filters to Predict Explicit and Implicit Gender Bias
Identification with gender-manipulated AR face filters relates to explicit gender-norm agreement, but not to implicit gender bias, in ways that depend on the user and filter.
Marie Jarrell, Etienne Peillard
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Using Identification with AR Face Filters to Predict Explicit and Implicit Gender Bias
AR identity, face filters and societal biases
This project examines how identification with augmented versions of oneself shapes attitudes, self-perception, and cognitive performance in everyday AR face-filter experiences.
AR identity, face filters and societal biases