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#7 - Michaela Pnacekova: Expressing a feminine voice in research

#7 - Michaela Pnacekova: Expressing a feminine voice in research

Update: 2023-10-29
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Michaela Pnacekova is an XR maker, a technologist and a researcher. She talks with us about her current research work in the field of facial expressions and analysis of emotions. Will the future hold better understanding of emotions for us in VR or might it be more restricted? You can find more about Michaela's work here: https://michaelapnacekova.com/

Find out more at: https://www.vr-women.com

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#7 - Michaela Pnacekova: Expressing a feminine voice in research

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