（来源：劳动午报） 现场，清华大学高小榕教授分享指出，好的电影艺术能带来"习得性愉悦"，促进相关激素分泌，实现跨 时空情感传递。现场开展的脑机接口观影实验中，志愿者佩戴高精度设备观看影片，高潮片段时全脑激 活程度显著提升，将抽象"感动"转化为可视化数据。 影片主创分享了创作历程，剧组深入海拔5800米的"生命禁区"，在极寒缺氧环境中跋涉超3000公里实景 拍摄，主演曾在冰河中浸泡45分钟完成拍摄，为研讨会提供了极具价值的艺术样本。学术研讨环节，专 家从神经美学视角解读藏族舞蹈"颤膝"等动作的文化密码，揭示身体与审美的神经关联。活动尾声，志 愿者还通过可穿戴脑机接口设备参与互动竞赛，直观体验脑机交互技术。 此次跨学科活动依托清华大学神经工程实验室20余年的技术积累，搭建了科技与人文融合的创新平台， 为脑科学在艺术审美与国家叙事中的应用探索了新路径。 转自：劳动午报 本报讯（记者 余翠平）"科学+艺术"：电影脑科学暨神经美学研讨活动近日在清华大学举办。此次活动 由清华大学生物医学工程学院神经工程实验室携手相关单位专家学者，联合电影《遥远的普若岗日》主 创团队共同开展。活动以取材于西藏真实发展历程的电影《遥远的普若 ...

Core Insights - The event showcased the intersection of art and science through the film "Distant Pu Ruogangri," highlighting the emotional impact of storytelling and its visualization through brain-computer interface technology [1][2] Group 1: Event Overview - The event took place at Tsinghua University, featuring a collaboration between the film's creative team and the university's Biomedical Engineering Department, known for its 20 years of experience in brain-computer interface research [1] - The director of the film, Cai Yu, and the laboratory director, Gao Xiaorong, emphasized the importance of emotional transmission in both film and neuroscience [1] Group 2: Brain-Computer Interface Experiment - A notable segment involved volunteers wearing high-precision EEG devices while watching key scenes from the film, revealing significant brain activation, particularly in the frontal region, during emotionally charged moments [2] - The experiment demonstrated the ability to convert abstract feelings of "emotion" into visualized data, showcasing the strong impact of cinematic storytelling on viewers [2] Group 3: Artistic and Cultural Insights - Professor Tang Yi from Beijing Normal University discussed the power of body language in Tibetan dance, linking it to cultural expressions that activate mirror neurons in viewers, enhancing empathy [3] - The event included interactive sessions where participants used wearable brain-computer interface devices to engage with the film's narrative, illustrating the appeal of brain-computer interaction technology [3] Group 4: Innovation and Future Directions - The event served as a platform for interdisciplinary collaboration, exploring the integration of technology and humanities, aligning with national strategies for future industries like brain-computer interfaces [3]

本报讯（记者 张月朦）佩戴"神奇发帽"，观看援藏干部们跌宕起伏的援藏故事，将内心的感动变成可 视化的"数据"……12月27日，影片《遥远的普若岗日》主创团队来到清华大学，与清华大学生物医学工 程学院神经工程实验室开展了一场艺术与科学的碰撞。 作为国内最早开展脑机接口研究、拥有20余年积淀的学术重镇，清华神经工程实验室为本次活动提供了 坚实技术支撑。活动现场，实验室主任、清华大学二级教授高小榕率先带来学术分享。他表示，美是信 号发出者的表达，审美是接收者的感受，核心是情感传递链路的畅通，可实时或跨越时空传递。如同本 片创作者蔡宇导演与摄影将普若岗日的美景和在藏工作者奉献精神的美丽内心，通过电影影像的方式传 达给观众，二者理念是相通的。高小榕表示，好的电影艺术可以给观众带来"习得性愉悦"，可促进多巴 胺、内啡肽分泌，带来即时愉悦与持久幸福感。 最引人瞩目的环节当数别开生面的脑机接口观影实验。两名志愿者佩戴高精度脑电采集设备观看影片精 彩片段，当播放至男主演在极寒冰河中牺牲的高潮情节时，实时生成的脑地形图显示，志愿者全脑激活 程度显著提升，前额区域尤为活跃。"这相当于把抽象的'感动'变成了可视化'数据'，直观证明了 ...

转自：北京日报客户端 科学正以新视角解读审美鉴赏。清华生物医学工程学院教授高小榕表示，希望通过脑科学的手段，深入 探究人在艺术欣赏过程中的神经活动规律，为艺术创作和艺术教育提供科学支撑。 清华生物医学工程学院神经工程实验室研究团队通过高精度脑电设备捕捉观众的神经活动，助力脑机接 口及解码算法研究。 "屏幕上展示的是前额叶皮层的实时神经活动。这是情绪调节的核心脑区。"实验室博士研究生李泽轩解 读，"当强烈情感表达的片段播出时，脑地形图出现了显著的改变，前额区域变化尤其强烈。这是大脑 在说，'我被打动了，我正在产生共情'。" 不仅如此，实验室正探索将神经美学原理拓展至情绪障碍康复、美育教育和老年认知干预等领域，借助 脑机接口及相关解码算法，进一步提升脑电信号解码的准确性。 活动现场，《遥远的普若岗日》主创分享了创作和拍摄的幕后故事。该片以青年大学生和牧民们的故事 为线索，展现西藏双湖从撤区设县到生态搬迁的发展历程，已于12月16日上映。活动吸引了来自清华、 北京大学、北京师范大学、北京舞蹈学院等高校的师生参与。 学生头戴监测设备头套，在"科学+艺术"电影脑科学暨神经美学研讨活动上看电影、听报告，参与专注 力测试。 ...

Core Insights - The dance drama "People Living Among Flowers" has successfully completed its first national tour in 2025, showcasing its performances in eight cities over nearly two months, starting from its premiere in Guangzhou in April [1][2] - The narrative focuses on the emotional interactions between a mother suffering from Alzheimer's disease and her son, who is lost in the hustle of urban life, marking a bold thematic choice in the realm of dance drama [1][2] Group 1 - The dance drama explores the challenges posed by Alzheimer's disease within the context of a "Chinese family," using immersive techniques to convey the internal struggles of the patient and the resilience of familial love [1][2] - The production has been recognized for its dual value: artistically expanding the emotional expression in dance drama and socially introducing the theme of Alzheimer's disease into this genre for the first time [2] - The director has deepened the emotional bond between the mother and son in the revised version, resonating with audiences and enhancing the overall impact of the performance [2] Group 2 - The production was selected as a project for the National Arts Fund in 2025, which provided an opportunity for the creative team to refine various aspects of the performance, including choreography, lighting, and music [2] - An event at Tsinghua University highlighted the unique perspective the drama offers on understanding human emotions and cognition through the lens of art, emphasizing its academic significance [2] - The second round of the national tour is already in preparation, with upcoming performances scheduled at the Shenzhen Nanshan Cultural and Sports Center [2]

Core Insights - The article discusses a recent event at Tsinghua University where a team utilized non-invasive brain-computer interface technology in aesthetic and artistic research, marking a significant advancement in the field of neuroaesthetics [4][6]. Group 1: Neuroaesthetics Research - The Tsinghua University Neuroengineering Laboratory's research team aims to decode audience aesthetic experiences by synchronously capturing neural activity during live performances [4][6]. - Neuroaesthetics is an emerging interdisciplinary field that combines neuroscience with art and humanities, focusing on how humans perceive and evaluate beauty at a neural level [5]. - The research utilizes non-invasive brainwave caps to collect data from multiple participants simultaneously, enhancing the understanding of audience engagement in real-time artistic experiences [6][8]. Group 2: Technological Advancements - China's research in non-invasive brain-computer interface technology has been ongoing since the 1990s, with the country now being on par with international counterparts and even leading in certain aspects [6]. - The application of non-invasive brain-computer interfaces in rehabilitation has shown significant results, with recovery times reduced by one-third and effectiveness improved by one-third compared to traditional methods [6]. - The current experiment represents the first systematic application of non-invasive brain-computer interface technology in neuroaesthetics research, providing high temporal resolution and the ability to operate in natural settings [6][8]. Group 3: Future Directions - Future plans include exploring the mechanisms behind core aesthetic experiences such as "immersion" and "empathy," and applying findings to support artistic creation, emotional regulation, and rehabilitation [13].

Group 1 - The article explores the relationship between art and the brain, emphasizing how live performances evoke strong emotional responses and connections among audiences [1][22][23] - Neuroscience, particularly neuroaesthetics, is highlighted as a field that investigates how the brain perceives and interprets art, revealing the intricate processes involved [1][24] - The social aspect of experiencing art is significant, as being surrounded by others enhances emotional engagement and understanding of performances [2][3][22] Group 2 - The narrative structure of stories, such as in ballet, plays a crucial role in emotional connection, allowing audiences to empathize with characters without direct involvement [5][7] - Specific artistic elements, like isolation, contrast, and metaphor, are identified as factors that enhance emotional responses and engagement with the artwork [11][13][14][16] - Different body shapes and movements in performances can elicit varying emotional reactions, with softer forms generally provoking positive feelings and sharper forms leading to negative emotions [17][19] Group 3 - Music is identified as a powerful emotional partner in performances, significantly amplifying the audience's emotional responses when aligned with the dance [21] - The collective experience of watching a live performance creates a shared emotional atmosphere, binding the audience's brains together in a unique way [22][23] - The article concludes by emphasizing the ongoing exploration of how the brain creates and perceives art, highlighting the complexity and mystery of this relationship [24]