Neil Bramley
Curriculum Vitae
Research Interests
My current research investigates the patterns of interventional actions and attentional shifts which people perform, either explicitly or automatically, when attempting to learn the causal structure of a system. These data are assessed by rational analysis of the informational entropy of these actions, and by fitting cognitively plausible models. In this way I hope to get closer to uncovering the processes underlying how we are able to turn sensory information into causally structured representations. I am also interested in philosophy of mind and its relationship with contemporary findings in cognitive science and neuroscience.
Contact
Neil Bramley
Research Assistant
Cognitive, Perceptual, and Brain Sciences Department
University College London, UK
E-mail: nrbramley [at] gmail . com