Supporting research
While a great deal of scientific data is currently available on video games, very little is available on board games despite growing interest in this type of game in all disciplines. This is why Game in Lab launches calls for projects every year to support the production of multidisciplinary scientific knowledge on board games.
Projects supported
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A Board Game-Based Methodology for Interprofessional Medical EducationIn 2026, Game in Lab selected Dr. Joshua Juvrud's project to explore the potential of a board game as a novel training and research methodology for interprofessional medical education, with a particular focus on preparing healthcare teams for complex crises. -
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A Board Game-Based Methodology for Interprofessional Medical EducationIn 2026, Game in Lab selected Dr. Joshua Juvrud's project to explore the potential of a board game as a novel training and research methodology for interprofessional medical education, with a particular focus on preparing healthcare teams for complex crises. -
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Roll for Initiative: Exploring the Use of TTRPGs in Social Care SettingsTabletop role-playing games are experiencing rapid growth and are increasingly attracting the interest of researchers and social care professionals. Beyond entertainment, they offer unique opportunities to foster engagement, creativity, and social interaction. This project builds on this momentum by exploring how these games can be used in a structured way within educational and therapeutic contexts.
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