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Patrick Pazour is an active researcher in the Faculty of Computer Science with dual affiliation in the Education, Didactics and Entertainment Computing Research Group and the Cooperative Systems Research Group. Holding BSc and MSc degrees, he has maintained a consistent publication record from 2018 through 2025 with increasing research output in recent years.
His research spans multiple domains of computer science with a strong emphasis on virtual reality applications. Key research interests include:
- Virtual Reality systems and applications (100% research footprint)
- Machine Learning integration in interactive systems (50% research footprint)
- Game Design and development frameworks (50% research footprint)
- Artificial Intelligence applications in user interfaces (50% research footprint)
- Software application design processes (50% research footprint)
His publication trends show a clear evolution from foundational VR work in conferencing (2018) toward increasingly specialized applications in therapy, education, and game creation. Recent publications demonstrate strong interdisciplinary connections between computer science, physics education, pain management, and entertainment computing.
Notable scientific contributions include:
- Development of frameworks for VR therapy applications (Minogrid, 2022)
- Exploration of VR for pain management (PAIN-EX, 2023)
- Advancements in physics education through virtual laboratories (PhyLab, 2024)
- Innovations in machine learning for VR interaction (Hands Up!, 2024)
- Creation frameworks for board game development (Prototypical, 2025)
Pazour maintains active collaborations with researchers including Hlavacs, Martinek, and others across multiple institutions. His work demonstrates strong connections between theoretical computer science and practical applications in education, healthcare, and entertainment domains.
