Marija Nakevska

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Marija Nakevska is a researcher at the forefront of mixed reality and interactive digital storytelling, with a focus on leveraging game engines to create immersive, real-world installations. Her most-cited work, "Using Game Engines in Mixed Reality Installations" (2011), has garnered 5 citations and serves as a foundational reference for integrating virtual environments with physical spaces. Nakevska’s major contribution lies in bridging the gap between game development tools and mixed reality applications, demonstrating how off-the-shelf game engines can be repurposed to design cost-effective, engaging experiences that blur the line between the digital and the tangible. Her research has practical implications for fields ranging from cultural heritage to education, where interactive installations can enhance learning and storytelling. While her citation count reflects a niche but growing area, Nakevska’s work is notable for its pioneering approach to accessible mixed reality design, inspiring subsequent studies on user interaction and spatial computing. For students and researchers exploring the intersection of gaming, virtual reality, and physical interaction, her contributions offer a clear pathway into designing compelling, real-world mixed reality experiences.