Cutting-edge research is revealing how workplaces, classrooms, and other spaces can be designed to maximize cognitive performance -- not only in traditional office and academic settings but also in hybrid environments with a wide range of neurodiversity. Session leaders introduce the field of cognitive ergonomics through a series of workplace case studies that examine how noise, lighting, temperature, humidity, privacy, and more, combine to influence cognitive performance. They identify the curveballs and opportunities presented by hybrid work settings, and what it all means for workplace enhancement action plans.