Luis Cásedas
Centro de Investigación Mente, Cerebro y Comportamiento, Universidad de Granada, España
(cc) Tristan Bekinschtein.
Tristan Bekinschtein is Professor of Consciousness and Cognition at the University of Cambridge, where he directs the Consciousness and Cognition Lab. Originally trained as a biologist, his research applies non-classical neurocognitive approaches to illuminate the dynamics of consciousness. In this interview, I talk with Dr. Bekinschtein about ‘Temporal Experience Tracing’ (TET), a neurophenomenological technique pioneered by his team to assess how brain activity and lived experience unfold together over time. The conversation explores TET’s origins, validation, and use across basic and applied research settings—from making sense of psychedelic states to improving the treatment of psychiatric disorders.
