ND-0052 · 2023 · Thesis
Neuroarchitecture: A Study on the Relationship Between Architecture and Neuroscience
Author per University of Tokyo repository. The University of Tokyo. 2023-03-24.
doi.org/10.15083/0002006315 · Web-verified
What the study found
Provides a full-length academic treatment of the relationship between architecture and neuroscience.
Limitations
Thesis-level synthesis may include unpublished analyses and requires chapter-level appraisal.
Neurodesign interpretation
Theses are valuable in this corpus because they often preserve methods, failed pathways and references that disappear from journal compression.
Possible design implications
Mine its bibliography for pre-journal and non-English research that standard review searches may miss.
Why it stays in the corpus
Retain as a deep source map and bibliography for the field.
Study design
Doctoral thesis
Population
Research synthesis
Setting
Academic research
Field
Neuroarchitecture
Mechanism
Architecture-neuroscience integration
Spatial variable
Multiple architectural variables
Keywords
thesis, neuroarchitecture, architecture, neuroscience
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Field
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