Scientist
Tolgahan Aydin
Member of Perception and Action Lab
Since November 2023, Tolgahan Aydin has been working as a research associate and PhD student in the Perception and Action lab at the IWM. As a lab member, he is working on the „Modal and Amodal Event Representations and the Role of Meta-Cognition for Dynamic Event Comprehension“ project. He is also working on his doctoral thesis, which is about modal and amodal event representations. His PhD position is split between the IWM and the University of Tübingen.
Tolgahan Aydin studied Psychology (B.A), with a focus on cognitive psychology, at the Yaşar University, Izmir, Turkey. He also completed his master’s degree in psychology at the same university with his thesis called „Perceptual and Conceptual Features of Event Segmentation“.
Articles in refereed Journals
Conference Contributions
Aydın, T., Hamaloğlu, S., Nolasco, S., Said, N., & Huff, M. (2024, March 17-20). Grain of events shape modality of their representations: Fine context triggers modal representations. 66. Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psycholog:innen (TeaP); Conference of Experimental Psychologists. Universität Regensburg. [Poster]
Candan Simsek, A., Aydin, T., & Huff, M. (2023, September 6-9). Remembering everyday events: Boundaries promote event completion through backwards inferences. 23th Conference of the European Society for Cognitive Psychology (ESCOP). Porto, Portugal. [Talk]