🚨NEW PAPER🚨."On natural attunement: Shared rhythms between the brain and the environment". Our new (open access) paper, in collab with the fantastic Efrosini Charalambous, reviews the rhythmic relationship between brains and buildings. A short 🧵(1/6).

RT @KlausGramann: Thrilling new findings on the role of theta activity in the RSC for both integrating proximal landmark information and ph….

RT @PavelProsselkov: ". active movement reverses the typical spatial attention effect, with faster response times and higher accuracy for….

🚨 New paper out! 🚨 . Adaptive facades for emotionally enriching indoor environments. Empirical data supports the hypothesis that dynamic architecture can significantly enhance the emotional experience of indoor environments.

RT @LFINetwork: A fantastic talk by first keynote speaker of the winter meeting, Ileana Hanganu-Opatz on dissecting cognitive development i….

RT @LFINetwork: And we’re gathered again! . Winter edition of the LFIN meeting, where we meet to discuss science, collaborations, and recen….

RT @AlexGalvezPol: Dear all. I'm hiring a PhD candidate (3 years) to work in Active Sensing, EEG & Interoception! 🧠🫀🫁. This is a great oppo….

Deadline for PhD position is slowly approaching. Please RT for potential candidates. Deadline is Sept. 30.

(5/5) .If you're passionate about architecture, neuroscience, and technology, and eager to get your hands dirty with practical work, this is your chance to shine!. Full description and application: .

(4/5).* Conduct hands-on research using mobile EEG with a specific focus on the interplay between brain, body and environment. * Learn and apply programming and statistical skills. * Contribute to groundbreaking research that shapes the future of architecture.

(3/5).What you'll do:. * Focus on rhythms in the brain and in architectural design (I’ve prepared a cutting-edge and in-depth line of literature!). * Immerse yourself in the exciting world of Virtual and Augmented Reality.

(2/5).We're seeking a talented PhD candidate to join our BBAR lab at Aalborg University to explore the captivating world of neuroarchitecture. We're diving deep into the relationship between rhythms in built environments and neural rhythms.

Please repost!. 🚨Open PhD position in neuroarchitecture in my lab, the BBAR🚨. Are you fascinated by the interplay between architecture and the human brain? 🧠🏢. Join my group; Brain, Body, Architecture Research group!. (1/5).

RT @OleBJensen3: New PhD course on “The Anatomy of Mobility Injustice”! Come join me and Professor Mimi Sheller (US) for an intensive, hand….

BBAR is among the few scientific labs trying to understand how architecture and urban settings affect brains and thereby cognitive processes and behaviour. Listen to the full episode to get a grip of how we combine Virtual Reality with EEG to understand how spaces affect us.

Caroline Steel and Richard Walker from BBC CrowdScience paid a visit to the BBAR to answer the question: "Why am I afraid of this building?".

RT @KlausGramann: 5-year full PhD position at the Berlin Mobile Brain/Body Imaging Labs!.(Please distribute in your network). We are looki….

Interesting findings.

RT @Bent_El_Baroud: ✊🏻 𝟓 𝐉𝐔𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐓 𝟏𝟗𝟔𝟐 🇩🇿. 🗣️ Un rappel pour les Algériens qui ont oublié qui nous sommes, ou plutôt qui ils sont . Et les….

RT @JeungSein: More and more studies collect virtual and physical motion data along with neuroimaging and electrophysiology recordings. Her….

RT @LadouceSimon: 🚀 Excited to share our latest publication, "Frequency-tagging of spatial attention using periliminal flickers," published….