Research
Our research is divided into four clusters that serve as gravitational points for the Centre's theoretical and methodological approaches.
Interaction and pleasure
We seek to understand why rhythms make us move, and how rhythm facilitates entrainment and interaction.
Structure and aesthetics
We investigate the structure and aesthetics of musical rhythm and their link to perceptual, cognitive and motor mechanisms.
Interaction and robotics
We investigate aspects of rhythm and motion through robotics and technology.
Structure and cognition
We aim to expand our understanding of how rhythm and our sense of time are constructed in the human mind.



