Guillaume Chanel

I am interested by emotion recognition from peripheral and central physiological signals (EEG, EMG, respiration, heart rate, blood volume / pressure, etc.). This research is oriented toward the improvement of game players experience and social interaction. Examples of research questions can be: what are the emotional states of interest for emotional adaptive gaming ? what are the game features to modify based on players' emotional information in order to improve player experience ? is there physiological markers of social interaction ? how can social physiological markers be used for interaction improvement ? can emotionally augmented interaction improve collaborative work ? I am working jointly with the Center for Affective Sciences, the CVML (Computer Vision and Multimedia Laboratory) and the TECFA (Technologies for Learning and Teaching unit).