Dr. Katherine Rahill
Lunar Psychophysics Virtual Reality Laboratory
Research
Lunar Psychophysics Virtual Reality Laboratory
Catholic University of America
The LPVR Lab

Dr. Katherine Rahill was the Founder/Director of the Lunar Psychophysics Virtual Reality Laboratory at Catholic University of America. While earning her PhD, she worked under Dr. Marc Sebrechts, the Director of the Social, Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences for the National Science Foundation and former Chair of the Department of Psychology at CUA.

The LPVR lab consisted of over 20 undergraduate researchers, with a diverse number of majors and interests: Psychological and Brain Sciences, Pre-Med, Pre-Law, Nursing, History, Business, Biomedical Engineering, and Physics. Together, the lab excelled in analyzing topics within Lunar Psychophysics, such as complex particle light scattering, atmospheric light scattering, planetary physics, and the physiological and biophysical mechanisms of sensory perception in outer space.

Publications on ResearchGate
Publications & Posters
Research Posters
The Evolution of Virtual Reality in the Department of Psychology at CUA — poster preview
Conference Work
The Evolution of Virtual Reality in the Department of Psychology at CUA
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Moving in Virtual Reality: Peripheral Blending and Particle Flow Fields — poster preview
Conference Work
Moving in Virtual Reality: Peripheral Blending and Particle Flow Fields
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Lunar Psychophysics: Rendering Planetary Atmospheres in Virtual Reality — poster preview
Conference Work
Lunar Psychophysics: Rendering Planetary Atmospheres in Virtual Reality
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3D Field of View: Effects of Immersive VR on Visual Perception and Experience — poster preview
Conference Work
3D Field of View: Effects of Immersive VR on Visual Perception and Experience
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