Neuroengineering of Cognitive Architecture: Conceptual Substantiation of a New Interdisciplinary Field

Conceptual paper introducing neuroengineering of cognitive architecture as a new interdisciplinary field at the intersection of psychology, neuroscience, cognitive science, psychophysiology, systems theory, and applied transformation of thinking. This article introduces neuroengineering of cognitive architecture as a new interdisciplinary field integrating cognitive science, neuroscience, psychology, and systems theory. The study conceptualizes cognitive architecture as a structured system organizing perception, interpretation, emotional regulation, meaning-making, goal-setting, and behavioral implementation. The paper proposes a structural model of cognitive architecture and introduces cognitive-emotional integration as a key parameter of architectural maturity. The engineering perspective enables conceptualization of thinking as a system subject to modeling and transformation. The proposed framework has theoretical and applied significance for leadership development, decision-making, resilience, and cognitive restructuring. The study outlines directions for further operationalization, empirical validation, and interdisciplinary integration.