Gabriel Siegel

I am a doctoral candidate in the philosophy-neuroscience-psychology program at Washington University in St. Louis. I received my MA in philosophy from Tufts University.

I work in the philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and philosophy of science. 

My research is focused on perceptual consciousness and explanatory practices in psychology and neuroscience. I am currently writing a dissertation on vestibular perception. My dissertation committee is composed of Casey O'Callaghan (chair), Carl F. Craver, Jake Quilty-Dunn (Rutgers) and Frédérique de Vignemont (Jean Nicod). 

I am also a member of Richard Abrams's Attention and Performance Lab.

Publications

(2024) "Phenomenological Laws and Mechanistic Explanations" (co-authored with Carl F. Craver) Philosophy of Science.

(2022) “Perceptual Modes of Presentation as Object Files” Erkenntnis [penultimate draft] .

Contact: gabriel.siegel@wustl.edu