We feel that we live in the present. When we open our eyes, we perceive the outside world as it is right now. But we are actually living slightly in the past.
Author
Hinze Hogendoorn
BrowsingHinze is an Associate Professor at QUT in Brisbane, Australia, having recently relocated from the University of Melbourne. He previously studied and worked in Europe and the United States, including Utrecht University (Netherlands), University College London (UK), and Harvard University (USA). At QUT, he leads the TimingLab, which focuses on understanding the time-course of the neural processes that underlie cognitive functions, especially perception. He is currently particularly interested in how the brain solves the complications that arise because its own processing takes time.