Dr. Alexandros A. Lavdas is a neuroscientist and Senior Researcher at the Institute for Biomedicine, Eurac Research. Originally trained in developmental neuroscience, neurobiology, and biomedical imaging, he has increasingly worked at the intersection of neuroscience, architecture, environmental psychology, and neuroaesthetics. His research investigates how the human brain unconsciously perceives and evaluates built environments using methods such as eye tracking, visual attention analysis, biometric measurements, and affective neuroscience. He is particularly interested in how architectural geometry, visual complexity, and spatial organization influence attention, emotional responses, wellbeing, and aesthetic experience. His work aims to provide evidence-based foundations for human-centered architectural and urban design.