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- with Nigel Gilbert (University of Surrey) and Camille Roth (University of Toulouse)
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![[vesalius]](images/headslice.jpg "Andreas Vesalius - De Humani Corporis Fabrica (1543)")
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- the viability of online communities
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- cognition in structured electronic environments
knowledge acquisition, trust and belief formation in the World Wide Web
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I am a postdoc at UCL Psychology Department with a background in philosophy and cognitive science. The focus of my work is on simple heuristics humans adopt to negotiate cognitively demanding tasks. I am currently working on heuristics underlying epistemic judgments in information search. More generally I am interested in modular (especially perceptual) strategies to cope with complex decision problems and in the role played by the perceptual environment as “cognitive scaffolding”.
- cognition in structured electronic environments
information foraging, trust and judgments of authority in the World Wide Web
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- folk epistemology
how do we judge the epistemic reliability of other agents?
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I am a postdoc at UCL Psychology Department with a background in philosophy and cognitive science. The focus of my work is on simple heuristics humans adopt to negotiate cognitively demanding tasks. I am currently working on heuristics underlying epistemic judgments in information search. More generally I am interested in modular (especially perceptual) strategies to cope with complex decision problems and in the role played by the perceptual environment as “cognitive scaffolding”.
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I am a postdoc at UCL Psychology Department with a background in philosophy and cognitive science. The focus of my work is on simple heuristics humans adopt to negotiate cognitively demanding tasks. I am currently working on heuristics underlying epistemic judgments in information search. More generally I am interested in modular (especially perceptual) strategies to cope with complex decision problems and in the role played by the perceptual environment as "cognitive scaffolding".
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I am a postdoc at UCL Psychology Department with a background in philosophy and cognitive science. The focus of my work is on simple heuristics humans adopt to negotiate cognitively demanding tasks. I am currently working on heuristics underlying epistemic judgments in information search. More generally I am interested in modular (especially perceptual) strategies to cope with complex decision problems and in the role played by the perceptual environment as "cognitive scaffolding".
Past and present interests span the following:
- cognition in structured electronic environments
information foraging, trust and authority assessment in the World Wide Web- with Nick Chater (UCL), Jose Quesada (Sussex University) and Christophe Heintz (Konrad Lorenz Institute)
- folk epistemology
how do we judge one's epistemic reliability?- with Christophe Heintz (Konrad Lorenz Institute) and Nausicaa Pouscoulous (MPI Leipzig)
- visual primitives and basic perceptual features
my phd work- with Roberto Casati (CNRS)
- sensorimotor approaches to perception
perceptual invariants from coupling of sensory and motor patterns- with Matteo Mossio (University Paris 7)
- the modularity hypothesis
functionally decomposing cognitive architecture- with Ángeles Eraña (UNAM, Mexico)
research | papers & communications | teaching | erp | links | tools | cv | contact