Faculty of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities University of Wollongong (Australia) Email: inesh@uow.edu.au PhD Philosophy, University of Wollongong [2020]
MSc Neuroscience, King's College London [2021] MPhil Philosophy of Mind [2012] PG Diploma Cognitive Science, University of Lisbon [2016] BA Philosophy, Nova University of Lisbon [2010] |
I work on the intersection between philosophy of mind and computational cognitive neuroscience. I am interested in the architecture and organisation of the brain and cognition in theories under Dynamical Systems Theory and 4E Cognition.
My current research focuses on developing a theory of effects between experience and the brain, which, I submit, can be formulated as cultural permeation and its neural substrates under the paradigm of effective connectivity. Another topic I am interested in is whether scientific realism about inference is justified on account of brain data analysis methods of Bayesian inference; and if so, how. This speaks to the question of whether inference exists in brain independently of our scientific practice or paradigms. When I am not thinking about these things, I enjoy exploring and immersing in the natural world, learning about different cultures, and myself. Check out my pictures on Instagram. |
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There is no fundamental difference between man [humans] and animals in their ability to feel pleasure and pain, happiness, and misery - Charles Darwin.
