Time perception
Time perception

How does the brain construct the experience of time and why does it sometimes get it wrong? Our research investigates sequential dependencies, context effects, timing models, and the neural signatures of temporal processing across seconds to minutes.

25 papers • 29 posts

Posts

Curious Minds
The Attentional Thief: Why an Hour of Scrolling Feels Like Half
Curious Minds
Your phone steals time twice
Curious Minds
Duration Reproduction Under Editorial Pressure
Curious Minds
How does saccade distort the time we experience?
Curious Minds
TEDx talk on decisions under time pressure
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How tasks shape temporal sequential dependence
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Opposing sequential biases in time and direction perception
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Blocked versus interleaved: How range contexts modulate time perception and its EEG signatures
Lab News
Talk on Understanding Time at Mainz University
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How range contexts modulate time perception and its EEG signatures
Curious Minds
New insights into Vierordt’s law: A talk by Prof. John Wearden
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Influence of Temporal and Probabilistic Expectation on Subjective Time of Emotion Stimulus
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Influence of Temporal and Probabilistic Expectation on Subjective Time of Emotion Stimulus
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Influence of Action on Sequential Dependence
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TEDxTUM talk on “Hidden time cues shape our decisions”
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Electrophysiological signatures of temporal context
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Influences of temporal order in temporal reproduction
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Context in temporal decision making
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Beyond Scalar timing theory
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Oscillation models of reward-related timing
Curious Minds
The 150-Year-Old Mistake That Taught Us How the Brain Keeps Time
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V5/MT+ modulates spatio-temporal integration differently across and within hemifields: causal evidence from TMS
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The origin of Vierordt’s law: The experimental protocol matters
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Perceiving Tempo in Incongruent Audiovisual Presentations of Human Motion: Evidence for a Visual Driving Effect