From 2012 I have been based in London. My primary intellectual home these days is Department of Philosophy, University College London. I also spend much time at the Action and Body Lab, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, at the same school. From 2013 to 2016 I was a research assistant of Rethinking the Senses project, hosted by CenSes, Institute of Philosophy. During the same period I was also part-time at Department of Psychology, Birkbeck, University of London. Before arriving London, I spent two years at Department of Philosophy, City University of New York, Graduate Center. Over the years I have also visited University of California, Berkeley, and Duke University.
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I am a SSNaP fellow at Duke Institute for Brain Sciences (2017-8), a steering committee member of iCog (2016-), a philosopher-in-residence of UCL Action and Body Lab at Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience (2015-), and a PhD candidate at UCL Department of Philosophy (2015-).
I will be a visiting fellow at Centre for the Future of Intelligence, University of Cambridge (2019), an associate student fellow at Institute of Philosophy (2018-9), and a recognised student at Department of Philosophy, University of Oxford (2018). These visitings are partially funded by Royal Institute of Philosophy. I primarily work on the nature and epistemology of content and consciousness. More specifically, I investigate perception, the senses, attention, self-awareness, spatio-temporal representations, metacognition, cognitive development, and animal minds. Sample Publications (More in MY WORK): Spatial Senses: Philosophy of Perception in an Age of Science (first editor, with O. Deroy and C. Spence, in press), New York: Routledge "Post-Perceptual Confidence and Matching Profile" (in press), Inquiry "Quine’s Naturalism and Behaviorisms" (2018), Metaphilosophy 49(4) "A Mechanism for Spatial Perception on Human Skin" (with F. Fardo, B. Beck, and P. Haggard, 2018), Cognition 178 "The Recurrent Model of Bodily Spatial Phenomenology" (first author, with P. Haggard, 2018), Journal of Consciousness Studies 25(3-4) "The Trajectory of Self" (with T. Lane, N. Duncan, and G. Northoff, 2016), Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 20(7) |
I like to collaborate with people; these days there are joint projects with Paul Snowdon, Patrick Haggard, John Schwenkler, Ophelia Deroy, Charles Spence, Timothy Lane, Georg Northoff, and Marisa Carrasco. I also like to host events, also with others; here are some examples: M. G. F. Martin's farewell event at UCL (2019); Self and World, 20 years on (2017); Spatial Experience (2017); Sense and Space (iCog, 2016); Objectivity, Space, and Mind (BPPA Masterclass, 2015).
