NZ Herald Friday 31 March 2017 For years academics have gone to extremes in an effort to make science fun, but a team of Australian researchers are turning the tables in a bid to find the science in fun.
Professors from two Sydney universities have teamed up to develop a program to measure the enjoyment level travellers experience on their holidays.
“Neuro-Tourism” technology, which borrows from the intelligence you’d find in the diagnosis of epilepsy and sleep disorders, hopes to better equip holiday-makers to weigh up their trip by analysing its findings in conjunction with a traveller’s own interest. Read more….
