SenseLab is a multisensory research and learning environment where experiential design meets human science. We study perception across smell, sound, touch, atmosphere, and emotion, treating lived experience as a valid form of knowledge alongside traditional measurement.
Here, research and learning happen together. A study may become an installation, and a workshop may become a methodology. By recognizing participants as collaborative partners rather than subjects, we ensure our inquiries are care-centered and translated into accessible encounters, small exhibitions, and open resources.
Whether you join a study, attend a session, or simply spend time in the space, SenseLab exists to understand how experience becomes meaning. We believe knowledge should be felt and lived, not just observed as data.
SenseLab is based at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario, and operates within the Bachelor of Experiential Design
program and the Centre for Elder Research.