Darinka Trübutschek

The paper examines the temporal dynamics of conscious awareness using subjective and objective measures across multiple datasets, finding long timescales in subjective reports and a shared underlying fluctuation pattern.

This study shows that subjective time is constructed from hierarchical event representations, with temporal distortions depending on event structure and semantic content.

The paper investigates whether non-conscious working memory involves neural activity and finds that mental rotation of unseen stimuli requires conscious reactivation, suggesting activity-silent states only support passive memory.

The paper demonstrates non-conscious working memory through visual masking and magnetoencephalography, showing it lacks sustained neural activity but retains decodable representations.