Dr Tristan Bekinschtein
Principal Investigator and lecturer
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I am interested in non-classical approaches to study the physiology and cognition of consciousness. In recent years I have been focusing on describing different states of consciousness, such as awake, sleep, sedation and vegetative state.
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Collaborations
Dr Adrian Owen (The Brain and Mind Institute, Western University, Canada)
Dr Paul Bays (Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge)
Dr Mirjana Bozic (Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge)
Dr Julieta Galante (Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge)
Dr Srivas Chennu (School of Computing, University of Kent)
Prof Jason Mattingley (Queensland Brain Institute, University of Queensland)
Dr Paul Bays (Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge)
Dr Mirjana Bozic (Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge)
Dr Julieta Galante (Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge)
Dr Srivas Chennu (School of Computing, University of Kent)
Prof Jason Mattingley (Queensland Brain Institute, University of Queensland)
Transitions of consciousness
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At TEDx Rio de la Plata in Argentina, Tristan discusses how we might define and study borders between different states of consciousness.
In his studies he uses the transition from wakefulness to sleep to study how our cognitive abilities change when our conscious awareness of the world fades. |