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Take part in this quick Eye-Tracking pilot-study, before we take it down – February 15th!

Building Study #11 – comes down February 15, 2026 https://my.imotions.com/collect/#s/cc11ef08-95d2-4062-81b4-3a8c31e5a428?iMotionsStimulusBlock=14558ac1-f044-4873-9aea-85afd3735ac9  Feel free to share this post + links; the more participants, the better! Anyone with a laptop or PC with webcam, can participate; on a Mac, link to them from Google … Continue reading

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Aiming for a Happy-2025 Holiday? Pick up the HAPI-Course Bundled!

Just in time for the Holidays, we’re again offering a package deal on the HAPI Certification course, all 7-classes bundled for $99! What is it? Seven half-hour presentations bridging the arts + sciences, revealing how biology and psychology shape our experience … Continue reading

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International Book Launch for the Handbook of Neuroscience and the Built Environment happened – Friday, November 21, 11 AM ET, 17:00 CET

The online Book Launch for theRoutledge International Handbook of Neuroscience and the Built Environment just took place! A YouTube recording of the 1-hour event is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EwQkmb82KE This session, moderated by Michael Mehaffy, includes brief talks by contributing authors of … Continue reading

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This Just In – The Handbook of Neuroscience and the Built Environment is Out!

We’re thrilled to announce the publication of the Handbook of Neuroscience and the Built Environment this month: Edited by Board Members of theHapi.org, the Handbook reflects our game-changing times in the 21st-century, where new understandings in the life sciences, prove … Continue reading

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How do People take in Buildings? Take part in these brief Eye-Tracking Studies to help us find out!

Anyone with a laptop or PC with webcam, can participate; on a Mac, link to them from Google Chrome or Firefox (and it’s best to do so in a quiet space with minimal distraction.) These studies, sponsored by theHapi.org, look … Continue reading

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See How Where People Look – at First Glance – Matters; in both Architecture + Advertising!

How do we take in our world? Like the animals we are, of course; that’s what 3M Visual Attention Software (VAS), reveals quickly. Developed by 3M vision scientists in 2011, VAS became a Plug-in for Photoshop in 2020, and we … Continue reading

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How do People really Look at Buildings? this Eye-tracking Building-Study, #10, is out for analysis

This 2025 eye-tracking study (#10) is out for analysis. Sponsored by theHapi.org, the study looks at how humans really look at buildings, using state-of-the-art eye-tracking and facial-expression-analysis software from iMotions.com, a global purveyor of biometric tools for human behavioral research. theHapi.org … Continue reading

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AIA 2025 Expo, June 5 + 6: An Enthusiastic, Energetic Idea Exchange!

This year’s AIA Conference drew an international crowd to Boston’s Convention Center. Our nonprofit, the Human Architecture + Planning Institute (theHapi.org) was thrilled to be part of it; sharing a booth at the expo with iMotions, a global purveyor of … Continue reading

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Eye-tracking Buildings in Lisbon + Boston – out for analysis!

How do we see buildings? This 5-minute online eye-tracking study, helping expand understanding of how we experience the built environment – is now out for analysis. These studies use state-of-the-art software from iMotions.com, accessible on any laptop or desktop computer equipped with a … Continue reading

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Eye-tracking Architecture – in Oslo, Norway – out for analysis!

This study is now out for analysis; we’re looking to have the results and more studies up soon. Interested in understanding how humans experience the world around them? Then take part in theHapi.org‘s eye-tracking studies, all welcome! These studies use … Continue reading

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