PhD Student · Neuro-Cognitive Psychology
LMU Munich · MSense Lab ↗
How does the brain carry one moment into the next? I model how recent experience shapes time, space, and choice—and trace these dynamics in behavior and the brain.
First Author · Preprint · 2026
A computational account of serial dependence across sensory and contextual transitions, using precision-weighted updating.
Dependence on history emerges from precision-weighted inference across perceptual, memory, and decision states—without an ad hoc learning rule.
Precision-Weighted Updating Explains Serial Dependence Across Sensory and Contextual Transitions
First Author · Preprint · 2026
In a study of 23 adults, we compared self-paced scrolling, passive viewing, and a static baseline while recording EEG and eye movements.
Self-paced scrolling felt shorter than passive viewing, even after accounting for gaps between images. These findings are preliminary.
The Attentional Thief: How Self-Paced Visual Exploration Compresses Subjective Time
How past responses bias current perception across sensory modalities and contexts.
How the brain combines information across temporal and spatial dimensions.
Modeling how information carries over between trials in behavior and neural recordings.