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Neuroscience for Built Environment Studies Workshop
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The Neuroscience for Built Environment Studies workshop is a collaborative event organized by the Georgia Tech Neuro Next Initiative, the School of Architecture, the School of Psychology, and the Center for Research and Education in Navigation (CRaNE). This workshop will provide an overview of behavioral and neural studies of human and built environment interaction, with a focus on research methods.
The event will feature distinguished speakers such as Dr. Sonit Bafna, Dr. Thackery Brown, and Dr. Hugo Spiers. It will also include interactive sessions on neuroscience techniques and devices for built environment studies, including EEG, fNIRS, eye tracking in Extended Reality (VR and AR), and biometric devices
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The Neuroscience for Built Environment Studies workshop is a collaborative event organized by the Georgia Tech Neuro Next Initiative, the School of Architecture, the School of Psychology, and the Center for Research and Education in Navigation (CRaNE). This workshop will provide an overview of behavioral and neural studies of human and built environment interaction, with a focus on research methods.
The event will feature distinguished speakers such as Dr. Sonit Bafna, Dr. Thackery Brown, and Dr. Hugo Spiers. It will also include interactive sessions on neuroscience techniques and devices for built environment studies, including EEG, fNIRS, eye tracking in Extended Reality (VR and AR), and biometric devices
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- Created:02/17/2025
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- Modified:02/17/2025
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