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The New Science of Spaces

How can the new field of environmental neuroscience, which is aimed at analyzing the use of physical and social spaces, help architects, urban planners, and policy makers improve psychological and physiological states?
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Buildings and the Brain

Buildings and the Brain: A Neuroscience & Society event held at AAAS in Washington, DC, on March 15, 2018. Speakers: Justin Hollander, Eve Edelstein, Margaret Calkins; discussion includes Frederick Marks.
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Neuroscience and Society: Buildings and the Brain

Panelists at the American Association for the Advancement of Science described research and real-world examples of how changing aspects of our built environment can improve people’s mood, performance, and way-finding skills.
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Building for the Shattered Mind

Partnering Brain Science and Architecture

What might architects learn from neuroscience that would help in designing better nursing homes and other facilities for the aging, particularly people with Alzheimer's disease?
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Architecture with the Brain in Mind

What is on the agenda for the new Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture?

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