Jacob Sevastidis
AU (Adelaide)
Jacob is currently aiming to complete his Ph.D. in Medicine (Neuroscience) at Adelaide University within the School of Biomedicine. His research explores the origin and capabilities of inter-neural brain synchronisation (IBNS), including its neurological underpinnings, modality and relationship to phenomenal consciousness. The goal is to further contextualise IBNS through inter-disciplinary research methods which incorporate ideas from evolutionary biology, anomalistic psychology, socio-cognitive neuroscience and philosophy of mind. Through this, we can re-examine human prosociality to understand its implications in the development of the modern human brain and discover how IBNS may influence our subjective interpretations of the experienced world.
Mind-Meld: Potential Information Transfer via Inter-Brain Neural Synchronization during Dyadic Cooperation
Jacob Sevastidis; Lance Storm; Maciej Henneberg; Arjun Burlakoti; Wenpeng You
The Relationship between Temporal Lobe Lability and Anomalous Cognition
Jacob Sevastidis; Lance Storm; Vladimir Dubaj; Scott Coussens; Alexander De Foe
