Raphaël Bordas

This study examines how aging affects time perception and memory by analyzing EEG data from younger and older adults during retrospective and prospective duration estimation tasks.

This study replicates and extends previous MEG findings on alpha oscillations predicting retrospective duration estimation using EEG, but finds limitations due to experimental context and time-on-task effects.

This study investigates how sensory processing and timing mechanisms interact using cognitive modeling and neural decoding in an oddball paradigm with EEG.