Scientist.

My research focuses on working out the brain may perceive time. Time is a fundamental dimension to all sensory processing, cognitive and motor domains of neuroscience. As such, there lies a long road ahead in trying to figure out how a brain can form a sense of time. 

I also work in the 'embodied self' group at the University of Sussex - where we use cool pieces of tech to try and understand what makes a conscious experience.

A list of my Scientific Publications can be found here.

Click here for my CV. 

Time Perception

Trying to understand the computational mechanisms underlying the perception of time.

Psychophysics & Bayesian Perception

Using the psychophysical approach in neuroscience to measure behaviour
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Using the Bayesian framework to conceive how we perceive the world.

Virtual Reality

Using Virtual and Substitutional reality systems to probe how we experience the world.