Stephen Palmisano is a researcher affiliated with the University of Wollongong in Australia. Their work spans the fields of Neuroscience and Computer Science, with significant focus on subfields such as Cognitive Neuroscience, Human-Computer Interaction, Media Technology, Social Psychology, and Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition.
The scientist's research primarily addresses topics related to virtual reality, visual perception, and sensory interactions. Main research themes include:
Stephen Palmisano has published extensively in venues known for their focus on perception, visualization, and human-computer interfaces. Frequent publication venues include:
Collaborations feature several frequent co-authors, notably:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Palmisano illustrate an emphasis on cybersickness, visual stability, and virtual reality training methods. Selected recent publications include:
Stephen Palmisano;Robert S. Allison;Mark M. Schira;Robert J. Barry
Stephen A. Palmisano;Rebecca Mursic;Juno Kim
Jeremy Clifton;Stephen A. Palmisano
Benjamin Arcioni;Stephen A. Palmisano;Deborah Apthorp;Deborah Apthorp;Juno Kim
Frederick Bonato;Andrea Bubka;Stephen A Palmisano
Stephen Palmisano;Amy Y C Chan
Stephen A Palmisano;Robert S Allison;Juno Kim;Frederick Bonato
Juno Kim;Charles Y. L. Chung;Shinji Nakamura;Stephen Palmisano
Stephen A Palmisano;Barbara Gillam
Stephen A Palmisano
Shiva Pedram;Stephen A. Palmisano;Richard Skarbez;Pascal Perez
Juno Kim;Wilson Luu;Stephen A. Palmisano
Andrea Bubka;Frederick Bonato;Stephen A Palmisano
Stephen A Palmisano;Juno Kim
Stephen A Palmisano;Darren Burke;Robert S Allison
Deborah Apthorp;Fintan Nagle;Stephen Palmisano
Stephen Palmisano;Benjamin Arcioni;Paul J. Stapley
Shiva Pedram;Stephen A. Palmisano;Pascal Perez;Rebecca Mursic
Shiva Pedram;Robert Ogie;Stephen A. Palmisano;Matthew Farrelly
Juno Kim;Stephen A. Palmisano;Wilson Luu;Shinichi Iwasaki
Stephen Palmisano;Deborah Apthorp;Takeharu Seno;Paul J. Stapley
April Ash;Stephen Palmisano;Deborah Apthorp;Robert S Allison
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