How does the Brain perceive time?

I am a neuroscientist trying to figure out one of the most interesting problems in Science! Why? Because I believe time is everything. Time is a fundamental dimension of perception, memory and cognition: we take time to process things, we remember the past, experience the present and predict the future. 

Our research is multidisciplinary, using a combination of Behavioural testing, Psychophysics, Bayesian modelling and Neuroimaging to try and get at such foundational principles of information processing.
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​To understand time is to understand perception, memory, motor control and cognition... so if you are interested please check out the links above. 

Latest News

** Call for Interns ** Interested in Time Perception? Bayesian Brain? Get in touch if you are interested in coming to my new lab at Nottingham Trent Uni! 

May 2018: New review paper out now! Find it here
April 2018: Gave a talk out in LA at LEARNMEM2018
October 2017: Gave a talk at the first Timing Research Forum!
October 2017: Term Started at NTU. Teaching Stats this year!
July 2017: Started at Nottingham Trent University as Lecturer 
July 2017: Given a workshop on Bayesian Time Perception at RPPW 2017 in Birmingham! This went super well!
May 2017: Preprint of my thesis-review article: Bayesian Inference in Time Perception available here
March 2017: Very proud and honoured to have been appointed a School Governor at Wood Green Academy 
November 2016: Somehow... I have won I'm a Scientist 2016! My winners speech here... 
October 2016: Gave a talk at the Time In Tokyo Conference! (It went well)
August 2016: Giving a talk at ECVP 2016: Kalman filters in temporal perception
July 2016: New Paper! Temporal Regularity of the Environment Drives Time Perception in PLoS ONE - find link to article here
July 2016: New Paper! Optimal Perceived Timing - find link here
July 2016: Had the honour of judging the Google Science Fair Semi-Finals. Unbelievable project and totally humbling experience!

Please contact me at darrenrhodes34@gmail.com if you want to get in touch!