Nima Jamalian

Nima Jamalian is a Lecturer in Computing and Games Development at Goldsmiths, University of London, with a PhD in Computer Science (expected 2023). He holds a Master's in Computer Games & Design (2019) and a BSc in Games Programming (2017), both from Goldsmiths. His research focuses on VR/AR, specifically investigating hand tracking interactions and gamified mobile engagement. He teaches courses in Game Development, Algorithms, and App Development at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and is part of the SEE VR Lab research team.

Education:

• PhD in Computer Science (Goldsmiths, 2019–2023)
• MSc in Computer Games & Design (Goldsmiths, 2018–2019, Distinction)
• BSc Games Programming (Goldsmiths, 2014–2017)

Research Interests: VR/AR applications, hand tracking interaction systems, educational games, gamified systems, and UX/UI design for immersive technologies. His work bridges game development with cognitive studies, exploring how interaction methods impact user performance and engagement.

Professional Activities: External examiner for University of London's Computer Science courses, AR/VR consultant for startups via ACE-IT, and software engineer intern at Nokia Bell Labs. He has developed numerous projects including VR/AR applications, gamified mobile apps, and educational tools.

Labs/Teams: SEE VR Lab at Goldsmiths, contributing to projects like 'Pattern Memory' and 'Hand Tracking Interaction Demo'.