Organizing the continuous flow of experiences into meaningful events is a crucial
prerequisite for episodic memory. Prediction error and event segmentation both play …

The design of campuses, like other aspects of contemporary environmental design, must be
reassessed in light of the challenge of sustainability. This paper considers the “modern” …

Event segmentation is a neurocognitive process bridging perception and episodic memory.
To our knowledge, almost all segmentation work is framed towards humans, yet …

The contents of visual perception are inherently dynamic—just as we experience objects in
space, so too events in time. The boundaries between these events have downstream …

Continuous experiences are segmented into discrete long-term memories through the
generation of event boundaries. A leading theory of event segmentation proposes that event …

The challenge of campus design, like other aspects of contemporary environmental design,
reveals a serious problem in education and practice. The foundational design theories of a …

The raw material of perception is a continuous wash of light and sound. But what we
perceive are often discrete individuals—objects (due to segmentation in space) and events …