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Virtual reality could make a real difference in environment, San Francisco Chronicle

Virtual reality could make a real difference in environment, <b>San Francisco Chronicle</b>

Jeremy Bailenson describes how virtual reality can bring people inside of a degraded ocean ecosystem and show how their personal carbon footprint contributes to ocean acidification.

Q&A: Stanford VR expert on the new tech’s promise and limitations, <b>San Jose Mercury News</b>

VHIL founder Jeremy Bailenson discusses the state of virtual reality, his hopes and worries for it, and what he thinks will be the killer app.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell steps into virtual reality at Stanford, <b>Stanford Report</b>

During a visit to VHIL, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell learned how virtual experiences could improve training and officiating, and also teach players empathy on a variety of social issues.

How might virtual reality change the world? Stanford lab peers into future, <b>CBS News</b>

VHIL studies how very intense experience in the virtual world changes you in the real world and shows how virtual reality can be a tool to teach you about yourself and to teach you empathy.

Stanford studies virtual reality, kids, and the effects of make-believe, <b>CBS News</b>

VHIL partners with Sesame Street to study the effects of virtual reality on child brain development.

Using virtual reality to overcome fear, reduce prejudice, <b>USA Today</b>

VHIL research translates into helping people combat fears, become more empathetic and reduce prejudice.

Virtual reality becomes a reality for college football, <b>USA Today</b>

A graduate thesis from VHIL has transformed the way that football players train. Derek Belch and Jeremy Bailenson explored ways to shoot video during Stanford practices last season. The Stanford football team was the earliest user of the technology.

VR Watch: Can Stanford’s approach work for film?, <b>Los Angeles Times</b>

Jeremy Bailenson is skeptical of a broad use of virtual reality in film: How do you tell someone a story that you're in the middle of?

NBA commissioner visits Stanford for lesson in virtual reality, <b>Stanford Report</b>

By flying like Superman in Jeremy Bailenson's Virtual Human Interaction Lab, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver was convinced that virtual reality could enhance the game for fans and players.

Stanford Football and Virtual Reality, <b>ESPN</b>

ESPN discusses virtual reality created by VHIL to help Stanford quarterbacks read defenses.

Stanford community shines at the Bay Area Science Festival, <b>The Dish</b>

VHIL hosted the "Virtual Reality in the Social Sciences" event as part of the Bay Area Science Festival. Everyone got a chance to experience a virtual world, including 5-year-old kids.

The Future of Virtual Reality, <b>KQED Forum</b>

Radio panel, featuring Jeremy Bailenson, discusses what VR can achieve beyond gaming and entertainment as well as its potential drawbacks.

Seeing The Future (Through $40,000 Goggles) At Stanford’s Virtual Reality Lab, <b>Forbes</b>

To learn why got Facebook so excited, a team from FORBES went to Stanford for a tour of our own recently. Jeremy Bailenson put them through a number of simulations designed to demonstrate how people experience virtual environments and how VR can be a tool for improving lives.

Virtual reality: It’s not just for video games, <b>Fortune</b>

VHIL research has shown that making a cause and effect relationship perceptual, as opposed to theoretical, changes consumer and other behaviors more than other interventions.

The Virtual Reality Renaissance Is Here, But Are We Ready?, <b>Mashable</b>

Jeremy Bailenson imagines VR in five years transforming “the nature of what it means to travel, education, really redefining what it means to be in a place.”

This is so like ‘The Matrix’, <b>CNN Inside Man</b>

Morgan Spurlock walks a virtual reality plank at VHIL, and steps off. His brain doesn't know the difference between reality and virtual reality.

7 Ways the Oculus Rift Could Change Entertainment as We Know It, <b>Rolling Stone</b>

Jeremy Bailenson predicts ways the headset will rock your virtual world.

If You Like Immersion, You’ll Love This Reality, <b>The New York Times</b>

Virtual reality technology is advancing so quickly that it is certain to infuse just about every corner of our lives.

Facebook’s Virtual Reality Play: Oculus, <b>On Point with Tom Ashbrook</b>

On Point with Tom Ashbrook NPR radio panel discusses the impact of the Oculus purchase, featuring Jeremy Bailenson.

Virtual reality could make a real difference in environment, San Francisco Chronicle

Q&A: Stanford VR expert on the new tech’s promise and limitations, San Jose Mercury News

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell steps into virtual reality at Stanford, Stanford Report

How might virtual reality change the world? Stanford lab peers into future, CBS News

Stanford studies virtual reality, kids, and the effects of make-believe, CBS News

Using virtual reality to overcome fear, reduce prejudice, USA Today

Virtual reality becomes a reality for college football, USA Today

VR Watch: Can Stanford’s approach work for film?, Los Angeles Times

NBA commissioner visits Stanford for lesson in virtual reality, Stanford Report

Stanford Football and Virtual Reality, ESPN

Stanford community shines at the Bay Area Science Festival, The Dish

The Future of Virtual Reality, KQED Forum

Seeing The Future (Through $40,000 Goggles) At Stanford’s Virtual Reality Lab, Forbes

Virtual reality: It’s not just for video games, Fortune

This is so like ‘The Matrix’, CNN Inside Man

7 Ways the Oculus Rift Could Change Entertainment as We Know It, Rolling Stone

If You Like Immersion, You’ll Love This Reality, The New York Times

Facebook’s Virtual Reality Play: Oculus, On Point with Tom Ashbrook

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