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Our research spans three questions about how the mind makes sense of the world. How does the brain construct the experience of time — and why does it sometimes get it wrong? How do we learn to focus on what matters and ignore what doesn’t? And how does the brain combine prior knowledge with new evidence to form perceptual beliefs? Explore each topic below.

Attention & context
Attention & context
Attention Guidance, Context Learning and Suppression
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Research
Distinct hippocampus codes for contextual cueing
Research
How Distractors Summon but Do Not Engage Attention
Research
 Large-Scale Benchmarking Reveals Optimal Metrics for Measuring Functional Connectivity in Aging
Bayesian inference
Bayesian inference
Perception as Bayesian inference
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Research
Domain-specific vs domain-general prediction errors
Research
Atypical Prior Updating in ASD
Research
Reference induced biases in late visual processing
Time perception
Time perception
Time Perception
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Curious Minds
The Attentional Thief: Why an Hour of Scrolling Feels Like Half
Curious Minds
Your phone steals time twice
Curious Minds
Duration Reproduction Under Editorial Pressure