Jacques A Gilbert is a full professor in general and comparative literature at University of Nantes. He is a philosopher too. He is interested in questions of mimesis and representation. He published Les variations de l'imitation au Cerf en 2013. His last works are consacred to immersion and focalisation in 360 content. He is the codirector of the journal research "Études digitales".

Contact: jacques.gilbert [at] univ-nantes.fr

Designer and researcher, Carola Moujan holds a PhD in design from Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. Initially trained in architecture and studio arts, her practice spans across different fields including interface and interaction design, street furniture, connected objects, installation, information architecture, art direction, and design theory. Her creative work has been awarded grants and exhibited in France, Germany, Spain, Portugal and the Americas. Her practice-based research focuses on digitally augmented experiences where multiple spatio-temporal dimensions converge. She teaches the theory and practice of digital design at ESBA TALM (Angers) and École Camondo - Les Arts Décoratifs (Paris).

Contact: carola.moujan [at] esba-angers.fr

Toinon Vigier obtained a PhD in July 2015 from the Ecole Centrale de Nantes in the Ambiances Architectures and Urbanity lab, where she focused on virtual reality for urban studies. She was then a postdoctoral fellow in the Image Video and Communication team at Université de Nantes. She worked mainly on video quality in the European project UltraHD-4U.
Since September 2016, she is an Associate Professor at Université de Nantes in the Image Perception Interaction research team of the Laboratory of Digital Sciences in Nantes (LS2N). Her research mainly focuses on the study, the analysis and the prediction of the quality of experience for immersive and interactive multimedia.