Using electroencephalography and electrodermal activity measurements, researchers Singapore-ETH Centre find that green and outdoor environments and uncrowded spaces have more positive effects on participants than urban spaces, indoor environments and crowded spaces.go.nature.com/3fPzU3V

My colleague Prof @Kayvan_Karimi is searching for a research fellow to apply by 4th January to work on Horizon Europe 🇪🇺 project at The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL #SpaceSyntax Lab. Requires MSc/PhD in urban morphology, space syntax, quantitative spatial analysis, etc. ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

Please join if you can! Thank you Dr Kimon Krenz for the invitation to speak at the SSLSeminar series, I greatly look forward to it!

Next Wednesday UCL (finally) meets Cambridge(: Super excited to attend (and chair) a seminar talk by Prof Laura Vaughan and Dr Kimon Krenz from Spatial Research Lab at the The Bartlett on Designing Healthy Cities, to be held at the Martin Centre TheMartinCentre! Register in the link!

Dr. Michal Gath-Morad Koen Steemers Dr Kimon Krenz Spatial Research The Bartlett TheMartinCentre We're excited to visit! The #SpaceSyntax Lab and TheMartinCentre are practically twins: both founded in 1968. We open with a quote from Leslie Martin: "Research is the tool by which theory is advanced. Without it teaching can have no direction and thought no cutting edge."

📢Jobs! 📢 Design Fellows are needed for our MArch programme Arch Cambridge ! If you have design teaching experience and enthusiastic about teaching design research - please apply! If you know others who do - please share it with them and RT! jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/42145/

New article in Journal of Urban Design by Dr. Michal Gath-Morad, et al. Attract or repel: how street features shape pedestrians’ leisure walks in cities tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

New paper alert! We asked pedestrians in Tel Aviv to walk for leisure while recording their movements with GPS. Our goal was to understand which street features attract or repel them towards specific routes. Check out our findings here: doi.org/10.1080/135748…

Excited to be a part of ANFA's 20th Anniversary Conference where I'll deliver a team keynote alongside the brilliant Christoph Hölscher, Panos Mavros and Prof Ruth Conroy Dalton. Together, we will share insights from our research linking NeuroCognition and Architecture over the years.

Dr. Michal Gath-Morad Panos Mavros Prof Ruth Conroy Dalton We are so excited to learn from your team! This is a not-to-be-missed talk! #ANFA2023 #neuroarchitecture #cognition

Introducing Team Presentations: 13 Sept. 2023 3:00 pm PDT Featured topics will include designing for Alzheimer's, brain activation in drawing&design, therapeutic environments through sensors &BIM, design for pediatrics, neuro-inclusive outdoors, intelligent cities. #ANFA2023

So pleased that we have secured £4.6million through the Arts and Humanities Research Council Green Transitions Ecosystem call to make a community open map platform for the Isle of #Anglesey ukri.org/news/four-proj… Arch Cambridge Irit Katz Ronita Bardhan @qualityoflifeuk Cambridge Zero Zhiwen (Vincent) Luo

Assistant Professor Dr. Michal Gath-Morad and Colleagues from University of Cambridge, UCL, and ETH Zürich Present New Findings in Nature Scientific Reports: Exploring the Role of Strategic Visibility on Wayfinding in Complex Multilevel Buildings. rdcu.be/dyIaQ

New paper alert! Our research on the role of Strategic Visibility during wayfinding in multilevel buildings. Open-source dataset included! nature.com/articles/s4159……. A huge thanks to Leonel Aguilar, @JaschaGrubel,Koen Steemers, @kerstinsailer, @LolaBenAlon, @ChristophHoelscher

Have you ever lost your way in a high-rise building 🏢? Researchers have been conducting an experiment to find out how best to help people find their way about. Dr. Michal Gath-Morad 👇 horizons-mag.ch/2024/06/06/way…

Thrilled to have given my firsts talk since coming back from maternity leave! Huge thanks to @hugospiers, Fiona Zich, and Kate Jeffry for organizing such a brilliant event. It was a fantastic lineup, I’m excited to keep pushing this conversation forward! Arct Department

Assistant Prof. Dr. Michal Gath-Morad awarded a £770,000 SNF-Funded EVIDENT Project (Co-PI) to Investigate How Emergency Department Design Impacts Healthcare Workers' Face-to-Face Communication and Patient Care. Dr. Michal Gath-Morad

Thank you Arch Cambridge and Cambridge University! I’m so excited to get this project up and running alongside the brilliant Prof Ruth Conroy Dalton and Christoph Hölscher! More from us soon!

Replacing people with a #deepfake in a #virtual environment is booming in the #CognitiveSciences and #psychology because it helps to simplify and standardise research. We take a critical look at the trend. Jascha Grübel Dr. Michal Gath-Morad 👇 horizons-mag.ch/2024/09/05/vir…