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Matthieu Poyade

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Matthieu Poyade

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ORCID
ORCID logohttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-7229-949X
Job Title
Programme Leader
School or Academic Area
School of Innovation and Technology
School or Academic Area Supervised for
School of Innovation and Technology
Email
M.Poyade@gsa.ac.uk
Contact Number
01415661497
Professional Address
School of Innovation and Technology School of Innovation and Technology The Glasgow School of Art 65 West Regent Street Glasgow | G2 2AF
Country
United Kingdom

Biography

Dr. Matthieu Poyade is the programme leader of the MSc Medical Visualisation and Human Anatomy, a jointly taught degree with the University of Glasgow. He is also lecturer Medical Visualisation, and Human Computer Interaction and Extended Reality. He is a member of the Institute of Medical Illustrators, and the European Association for Extended Reality (EuroXR) where he has held executive roles for several years.

He completed his PhD in Human Computer Interaction at the University of Malaga, Spain. His PhD thesis investigated the development of fine motor skills using haptic force feedback devices for industrial maintenance tasks.

Before joining the School of Innovation and Technology at the Glasgow School of Art, he was working as Research Associate at the University of Malaga, Spain, in a major EU funded project, ManuVAR, which investigates the development of a methodological and technological framework including AR/VR, to support the product lifecycle of European industries.

His activities at the School of Innovation and Technology include several research projects in the field of Human Machine Interaction, Virtual Reality, Visualisation and Training applied to manufacturing and life sciences. He has been involved in several projects funded by the European Social Fund, Social Innovation Fund at the Scottish Government, Art and Humanities Research Council, Medical Research Council, Advanced Forming Research Centre, European Space Agency, National Health System Education Scotland.

He has presented his work in several journals and international conferences. Some of his developments have been demo in technological exhibition showcases such as Top Coder Open 2014 in San Francisco and Consumer Electronic Show CES2015 in Las Vegas.

Research Interests

Medical Visualisation
Human Computer Interaction
Extended Reality

PGR Supervision Interests

Medical Visualisation
Human Computer Interaction
Extended Reality
Heritage Visualisation
Digital Game

Teaching

Teaching:
Volumetric Visualisation
Interactive Application Development
Human Computer Interaction & Extended Reality

Taught Workshop:
Storyboarding
Co-Design
Software Engineering
Experimental Design
Statistical Analysis

Latest Additions

  1. Poyade, Matthieu and Clancy, Jenny, eds. (2026) Medical Visualization and Applications of Technology ‒ Volume III. Biomedical Visualization, 3 . Springer Cham, Cham. ISBN 9783032339621
  2. Clarkin, Courtney, Poyade, Matthieu, Holloway, Stacey McGowan and Duffton, Aileen (2026) Patient Education using Augmented Reality (AR) for Patients Treated with Radiotherapy for Pancreatic Cancer. In: Medical Visualization and Applications of Technology ‒ Volume III. Biomedical Visualization, 3 . Springer Cham, Cham. ISBN 9783032339621
  3. Rihadini, Mufliha, Poyade, Matthieu, Varsou, Ourania, Sulijaya, Benso and Sari, Uti Nilam (2026) ScrapAR - SCaling and Root plAning Procedure AR: A periodontal instrumentation learning for manual scaling procedure application in Augmented Reality. In: Medical Visualization and Applications of Technology ‒ Volume III. Biomedical Visualization, 3 . Springer Cham, Cham. ISBN 9783032339621
  4. Lee, Rachel, Poyade, Matthieu and Daly, Craig (2026) MitoMover – An Interactive Virtual Reality application for teaching Mitochondrial Dynamics. In: Medical Visualization and Applications of Technology ‒ Volume III. Biomedical Visualization, 3 . Springer Cham, Cham. ISBN 9783032339621
  5. Papamanoli, Agni, Poyade, Matthieu, Clahsen-van Groningen, Marian C. and Daly, Craig (2026) Using Digital and 3D Pathology Data for Renal Pathology Education. In: Medical Visualization and Applications of Technology ‒ Volume III. Biomedical Visualization, 3 . Springer Cham, Cham. ISBN 9783032339621
  6. Kilday, Lisa, Clancy, Jenny, Welton, Thomas, Chen, Xinlin, Cassidy, Kelly, Poyade, Matthieu, Poyade, Matthieu and Clancy, Jenny (2026) Fully immersive VR for diagnostic radiography students: an evaluation of the development process of “RADIOGRAPHIC ANATOMY VR” and its efficiency as an educational resource. In: Medical Visualization and Applications of Technology ‒ Volume III. Biomedical Visualization, 3 . Springer Cham, Cham. ISBN 9783032339621
  7. Kilday, Lisa, Clancy, Jenny, Welton, Thomas, Chen, Xinlin, Cassidy, Kelly, Poyade, Matthieu, Poyade, Matthieu, Clancy, Jenny, Poyade, Matthieu and Clancy, Jenny (2026) VR Training for TA Implant Techniques: Fenestrated TREO®. In: Medical Visualization and Applications of Technology ‒ Volume III. Biomedical Visualization, 3 . Springer Cham, Cham. ISBN 9783032339621
  8. Skelton, Summer, Redondo Canales, Magdalena, Poyade, Matthieu, Cooper, Andrew H, Weir, Greg A and Poyade, Matthieu (2026) Methodology of Developing an Interactive 3D Visualization of Sensory Input Mapping in the Mouse Spinal Cord. In: Medical Visualization and Applications of Technology ‒ Volume III. Biomedical Visualization, 3 . Springer Cham, Cham. ISBN 9783032339621
  9. Webster, Amy, Poyade, Matthieu, Coulter, Elaine, MacDougall, Niall John James, Brown, Karen and Paul, Lorna (2026) Immersive Virtual Reality for upper limb rehabilitation in people with MS: a randomised, controlled feasibility study. Disability and Rehabilitation. ISSN 0963-8288 (Print);1464-5165 (Online)
  10. Goodsell, Andrew, Purcell, Mariel, Poyade, Matthieu, Cownieq, Louise and Paul, Lorna (2026) Design Recommendations for Virtual Reality–Based Upper Limb Exercises From People With Tetraplegia and Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Specialists: Focus Group Study. JMIR Rehabilitation and Assistive Technologies, 13. ISSN 2369-2529