Part I: Theoretical Background.- The fundamentals of environmental neuroscience.- The Rise and Future of Environmental Neuroscience in Environmental Psychology.- Part II: The adaptation pathway (Environment-to-brain): How the environment impacts humans.- Interplay between the physical environment and the human brain - Insights from MRI research.- Human Brain and Behavior in Geospatial Context: Why and How.- Advancing the Neural Exposome.- Part III: The mitigation pathway (Brain-to-environment): How humans act on the environment.- Leveraging the social neuroscience of prosocial behavior to advance our understanding of pro-environmental behavior.- Neuroscientific approaches to understand barriers and promotors of pro-environmental behaviour.- Part IV: Neuroscience of the built environment/architecture.- Aesthetics of Architecture: Emerging Insights from the Brain.- The built environment and the brain: Emerging methods to investigate the impact of viewing architectural design.- Application of biometrics in architectural and environmental design.- The Potential of Biophilic Design and Nature to Improve Health, Creativity, and Wellbeing.- Part V: Focus on special populations.- Environmental exposures and child neurodevelopment.- Neighbourhood urban environments and cognitive health in ageing populations.- The City & the Psych - A chronology.- Environmental Neurorehabilitation: Harnessing the power of the environment in rehabilitation following neurological conditions.- Experiential Equity: Reconstructing Cities Through Intersecting Theories.- Part VI: Specific methodological approaches.- Extended Reality in Environmental Neuroscience Research.- Neuroscience and Geographic Information Systems to investigate the impact of global warming on mood disorders and brain plasticity in urban areas.- In the right place at the right time: Leveraging geographic ecological momentary assessment to analyse contexts and health.- Mapping the human brain with computational anatomy.- EEG for the study of environmental neuroscience.- Part VII: Sociological, historical and equity perspective.- What's wrong with environmental neuroscience? - Sociological and historical perspectives.
