PhD students

• • Louis-Clement da Costa is doing a PhD on comutational modelling of implicit timing.  Co-supervised by Mathieu Gilson.

  • Siham Bouziane is doing her PhD on implicit temporal processing in baboons (living in captive social groups with free, optional access to cognitive tasks). Co-supervised by Adrien Meguerditchian.

• • Estelle Mieulet did her PhD on electrophysiological markers of duration and magnitude

  • Morgane Chassignolle did her PhD on neuroanatomical and neurochemical correlates of temporal order processing.

  • Florie Monier did her PhD on the motor representation of time in children. Co-supervision with Sylvie Droit-Volet.

Foreign exchange students

• • Veronica Casagrande (ABC Federal University, Sao Paulo, Brazil): research internship on neural substrates of inhibition and timing

  • Gustavo de Asevedo (ABC Federal University, Sao Paulo, Brazil): research internship using machine learning to characterise temporal prediction profiles

• • Xiaoqin Cheng (National University of Singapore): PhD internship on duration encoding.  March 2018.

  • Aleksandra Budzinska (Jagiellonian University, Poland) : Erasmus internship on anatomical localisation of insula during timing. October 2018-February 2019

  • Inga Brzozowska (Jagiellonian University, Poland) : Erasmus internship on behavioural effects of temporal orienting. July-September 2015

  • Diana Cutanda (University of Granada, Spain) : PhD internship on interference effects in temporal orienting. April-June 2015

post-docs

• • Inga Korolczuk investigated the interaction between temporal prediction and response inhibition.  Funded by the Fyssen Foundation 2020-2022.  Inga is now a clinical research fellow back home in Poland.

  • Pom Charras explored the context-dependent modulation of timing, using fMRI and developmental approaches.  Funded by ANR grant 2012-2016.  Pom is now a lecturer in Montpellier.

  • Julien Cotti examined the neural overlap between temporal and motor orienting of attention. In collaboration with Kia Nobre, University of Oxford. Funded by CNRS grant 2008-2010.  Julien moved to the private sector.

  • Karen Davranche examined the neural substrates of temporal orienting in motor and perceptual contexts and compared them to those of duration estimation. Funded by ANR grant 2008-2010.  Karen is now a CNRS researcher in Marseille.

Masters M2 students (second year research projects)

• • Louis-Clement da Costa: multivariate analysis of EEG measures of perceptual timing.  January-June 2024

  • Marion Royer d'Halluin (Universite de Lyon) : fMRI study of temporal impulsivity. January-July 2023

  • Estelle Mieulet (Universite de Toulouse) : EEG study of duration estimation. January-July 2022

  • Maxime Dagrassa: EEG study of duration versus distance processing.  October-December 2018.

  • Guillaume Behr (Universite de Strasbourg): fMRI analysis of dopaminergic modulation of timing.  January-July 2017

  • Takoua Fayali (Universite de Picardie): EEG study of temporal and spatial magnitude.  January-July 2017

  • Morgane Chassignolle: behavioural study of temporal order processing.  December 2016-February 2017

  • David Phra : fMRI study of temporal orienting. January-June 2015

Masters M1 students (first year research projects)

• • Louis-Clement da Costa : computational modelling of duration processing. April-June 2023

  • Woojing Seo: EMG study of temporal predictability. January-July 2023

  • Maxime Donadieu : fMRI study of temporal and spatial magnitude. April-June 2014

  • Benoit Spriet : anatomical localisation of perceptual timing in frontal cortex. April-June 2016

significant collaborations

• Sylvie Droit-Volet Clermont Universite, France

• Anne Giersch Universite de Strasbourg, France

• Prof Kia Nobre University of Oxford, UK

• Kath Johnson University of Melbourne, Australia

• Signe Vangkilde University of Copenhagen, Denmark

• Federica Piras Santa Lucia Foundation, Rome, Italy