Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture in partnership with UC San Diego, Salk Institute & NewSchool of Architecture & Design present ANFA INTERFACES: A series of discussions about emerging research at the intersection of Neuroscience and Architecture

A series of discussions about emerging research at the intersection of neuroscience and architecture

The ANFA Interface Series was introduced in the Fall of 2009 as a series of discussions about emerging research at the intersection of neuroscience and architecture. The following three lectures are from the 2011 series. Each features both a neuroscientist and architect sharing their expertise on a relevant, interdisciplinary topic. Following the...

Presented by Gordon H. Chong, FAIA

• Architecture,
• Evidence,
• Innovation,
• Population,
• Public Policy,
• Research,
• modeling

This presentation discusses the challenges and opportunities of developing evidence to inform creativity and to enhance innovationin design. The...

Commentary by Fred "Rusty" Gage, PhD

• Architecture,
• Brain,
• Environment,
• Intuition,
• Scientific Method,
• Structure,
• neuroscience

This presentation discusses the challenges and opportunities of developing evidence to inform creativity and to enhance innovationin design. The...

ANFA

• ANFA,
• Architecture,
• Campus Design,
• Lab,
• Laboratory,
• Okinawa,
• Salk

Ken Kornberg is an architect who designed the lab for Stanford University's Department of Genetics. He also holds a six year term on the Palo Alto...

Michael Arbib, University of Southern California

• Architecture,
• neuromorphic architecture,
• neuroscience

(This talk was followed by a commentary by architect and founding member of ANFA, Gilbert Cooke, which can be found here.) The talk will introduce...

Gilbert Cooke, American Institute of Architects

• Architecture,
• neuroscience

This talk is a commentary to a talk by Michael Arbib, titled Brains, Machines, and Buildings, which can be found here.   Gilbert Cooke...

Tom Albright

• Architecture,
• neuroscience,
• vision

(This talk was followed by a commentary by architect and author of books exploring architecture and neuroscience, John Eberhard, which can be found...

John Eberhard

• Architecture,
• neuroscience

This talk was a response to Tom Albright's talk on "Vastu Veda in the Age of Neuroscience." John Eberhard is a Fellow of the American...

Tom Albright

• Architecture,
• Art,
• Perception,
• Schizophrenia,
• neuroscience,
• vision

Tom Albright talks with Roger Bingham about visual perception, his research into how cortex represents features from images, what schizophrenia can...