Tue 3 Nov · 6:30pm
Brisbane Brewing Co. Woolloongabba · Woolloongabba
eye tracking, fMRI and how a room makes you feel, over a beer
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Talks on Tuesdays is a live event series bringing big ideas, real experts, and curious minds together - at your favourite local venues. Think thought-provoking lectures, audience questions, and post-talk mingling over drinks and dinner.
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Event Schedule:
6.30pm Arrival & Doors Open
7pm Lecture Starts
7.45pm Q&A
8pm Talk Concludes
8.30pm Event Closes.
*Please arrive close to 6.30pm
A La Carte menu and full bar available throughout the night - pay as you go.
Your Topic:
What can neuroscientific measures tell us about the built environment?
Understanding how you visualise, perceive and feel about a room or new build is crucial to the design process, and is often subconscious in nature. To date research has predominantly focused on our subjective experiences. However, in recent years neuroscientific measures have taken the research into more controlled ‘real time’ settings.
In this talk Dr Sacha DeVelle will discuss findings that use eye tracking, physiological responses and fMRI scans to measure our reactions to a range of built environment settings. She will also raise some interesting questions around this interdisciplinary research known as neuroarchitecture. For example, is this the right definition - and what are we really measuring?
Your Speaker:
Dr Sacha DeVelle is an interior designer with a background in educational neuroscience and language processing. She…
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Tue 3 Nov 2026, 6:30pm.
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Brisbane Brewing Co. Woolloongabba, Woolloongabba, QLD.
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