ucisa London January 2021

Drew is a Lecturer in VR and Games Technology at the University of Greenwich. While his teaching is grounded in the field of Computer Science, his research often addresses aspects of content creation. Following completion of a PhD in 360 filmed VR experiences, he was an EPSRC Training Prize Fellow at UCL from 2018-20 working on volumetric video. In 2018-19 he was a Researcher in Residence at Digital Catapult, working with Dimension Studio on their free-viewpoint video production pipeline. Prior to his academic career, he spent 5 years working in a number of software development companies.

Jon Weinel is a London based artist, writer, and researcher whose main expertise is in electronic music and computer art. Jon has held various academic posts in the UK and Denmark. He is a Full Professional Member of the British Computer Society (MBCS), belongs to the Computer Arts Society specialist interest group, and is a co-chair and proceedings editor for the EVA London (Electronic Visualisation and the Arts) conference.

Ryan Flynn is a Principal Lecturer in Games and Multimedia Technologies with a strong research interest in all aspects of games and education. He is especially interested in the use of games in education to replace or augment existing teaching and learning and believes that technology will become a much more integrated part of education in the near future.