I am a Senior Research Fellow at the Melbourne School of Psychological Science, University of Melbourne, Australia. I am also an Honorary Research Associate of the Department of Experimental Psychology at Utrecht University, the Netherlands, as well as the University of Sydney, Australia.
My primary research interests lie in visual time perception. Using psychophysical, behavioral, and neuroimaging techniques, I try to answer questions such as how time is encoded in the brain, and how the brain keeps track of time. I am especially interested in how the brain solves the computational problems that result from processing different visual features at different locations in the brain – at different speeds.For more information, my website: timinglab.org
Find out more about Hinze Hogendoorn's experience
Hinze Hogendoorn's highlights
FEATURED Journal article
Predictions drive neural representations of visual events ahead of incoming sensory information
Read moreHinze Hogendoorn's selected work
Projects
Displaying the 3 most recent projects by Hinze Hogendoorn.
Project Types
2
Research Grant
1
Research Contracts
Scholarly Works
Displaying the 40 most recent scholarly works by Hinze Hogendoorn.
News
Displaying the 3 most recent news articles by Hinze Hogendoorn.
Credentials
Positions
Senior Research Fellow In Psychology
Melbourne School Of Psychological Sciences
Education
Cognitive Neuroscience
Utrecht University