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Research Connections | Architectural Neuroimmunology and how the Built Environment Shapes Stress

In this Research Connections talk, we hear from Cleo Valentine, Senior Design Researcher and Affiliate Lecturer at the University of Cambridge. This presentation introduces architectural neuroimmunology, an emerging field that investigates how built environments directly influence human stress physiology and immune function through measurable biological pathways. Drawing on computational analysis, clinical biomarker studies, and neuroimmunological research, we examine how specific architectural features can either trigger chronic stress responses or promote physiological resilience. This talk is sponsored by Jeremy Mogk, Principal Research Scientist at Autodesk Research, and is part of our Encoding Experience Series. The Autodesk Research Connections Speaker Series highlights exciting work from academic and industry experts about the possible futures of design and make.