22nd June 2026, 9:30am-4:30pm

Main House MH.G15, Newton Park Campus

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Educational science and technology are evolving rapidly, offering new ways to enhance our understanding in learning and teaching experiences. This research seminar, Dialogues of educational science and technology to enhance learning and teaching, brings together multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary researchers to discuss their latest developments in educational science and technology. 

The event will feature presentations on neuroscience-informed science in education, media-induced emotional impact on creative cognition, virtual reality (VR) learning and the role of the Metaverse, digital education and immersive learning environments. This seminar aims to facilitate academic dialogues, encourage interdisciplinary collaboration, and inspire innovative educational practices by showcasing interdisciplinary research and technological advancements.  

• Session 1: The Human–AI Dual-Brain Future: Neuroscience-Informed Science Learning for the AI Era. Speaker: Professor Chin-fei Huang (National Kaohsiung Normal University)  

• Session 2: The impact of media-induced emotions on creative cognition. Speaker: Dr. Chloe Shu-Hua Yeh, School of Education, BSU 

• Session 3: The Metaverse and Immersive 3D/VR Experiences in Education. Speaker: David Burden, Daden Ltd

• Session 4: Conceiving Positive Postdigital Classrooms. Speaker: Dr. James Lamb, Centre for Research in Digital Education, University of Edinburgh