Rhythms exist both in the embodied brain and the built environment. Becoming attuned to
the rhythms of the environment, such as repetitive columns, can greatly affect perception …

Objectives: This systematic review aims to strengthen the relationship between architecture
and neuroscience by classifying data measurement techniques in the field of …

The study of cognitive processes underlying natural behaviors implies departing from
computerized paradigms and artificial experimental probes. The present study aims to …

Time plays a significant role in science and everyday life. Despite being experienced as a
continuous flow, computational models of consciousness are typically restricted to a …

This paper takes initial steps towards developing a theoretical framework of contemplative
neuroaesthetics through sensorimotor dynamics. We first argue that this new area has been …

Buildings are increasingly required to have a restorative effect as people spend a significant
portion of their time indoors, inducing them stress. In this regard, the research investigates …

Chuquichambi and colleagues recently questioned the prevailing belief that a universal
human visual preference exists for curved shapes and lines. Their comprehensive meta …

Episodic Memory (EM) is the neurocognitive capacity to consciously recollect personally
experienced events in specific spatio-temporal contexts. Although the relevance of spatial …

The conventional medical paradigm often focuses on deficits and impairments, failing to
capture the rich tapestry of experiences and abilities inherent in neurodiversity conditions. In …

In this paper we assess the functionality and therapeutic potential of ambient smart
environments. We argue that the language of affordances alone fails to do justice to the …