How Can Neuroscience and Design Coexist? | EP18.S2 Ana Kyra Bekš and Caroline Szymanski
I had a chat with two amazing women in the field of neuroscience and design thinking, Ana Kyra Bekš and Caroline Szymanski. We talked about the way our brain works and how it can affect the relationships we have on a personal and professional level. Spontaneous yet fun and engaging conversation where we even talked about board games and food, and their relations to our brain and behaviors.
I had a chat with two amazing women in the field of neuroscience and design thinking, Ana Kyra Bekš and Caroline Szymanski. We talked about the way our brain works and how it can affect the relationships we have on a personal and professional level. Spontaneous yet fun and engaging conversation where we even talked about board games and food, and their relations to our brain and behaviors.
Caroline Szymanski studied neuroscience, medical neuroscience and design thinking in Germany, France and Italy. She holds a PhD with a focus on PhD work on neural team dynamics. She regularly teaches, speaks and runs Kandooe, a design thinking consulting company.
Ana Kyra Bekš is a graduate of industrial design at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design and currently pursuing an MBA. She’s the co-founder of Servis 8 institute. And the Co-Creation School.She has prepared and conducted more than 40 design thinking and service design workshops, both for the private and public sectors.
#Neuroscience #designthinking #design
00:00 Intro
02:07 How Ana Kyra and Caroline connected
05:38 How the brain functions when we receive unknown messages
06:27 The story towards Neuroscience
09:10 The same part of your brain processes physical pain and social pain
12:00 Key discoveries when merging Neuroscience and design thinking
17:28 Balancing Neuroscience and design
20:22 Ana Kyra & Caroline on GGUTT feelings
22:25 How the food we eat affects our brain
24:53 Activities to help improve team dynamics
30:14 How to overcome resistance from clients
33:35 Resistance without communication leads to conflict
36:50 Do we need more design thinking in Neuroscience and vice versa?
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