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Talks
MONDAY 29th
"3D Perception" (Talks 1 - Monday, 29th 9:00-11:00)
09:15 - The induced effect revisited: discounting the effects of head orientation
09:30 - Empirical horopter explained by the statistics of disparity patterns in natural space
09:45 - Practicing to perceive causes cue recruitment
10:00 - Pictorial depth perception due to the alignment of (a minimum of) three visual cues: Linear perspective and cast shadows
10:15 - Facilitation for distributed detection of 3D patches in the embedding context of a slanted surface
10:30 - Disparity domain interactions: Evidence from EEG source-imaging
10:45 - Transparency in stereopsis: processing multiple planes in parallel
"Colour perception" (Talks 2 - Monday, 29th 9:00-11:00)
09:15 - The interaction between luminance and chromatic signals can improve reading performance
09:30 - Correlated variation in temporal and spatial measures that index the relative sensitivities of long- and middle-wavelength cones
09:45 - S-cone signals contribute to colour appearance nonmonotonically
10:00 - Colour perception across the visual field: no mastery of sensorimotor contingencies
10:15 - Colour categorisation in mandarin-english speakers: Evidence for a left visual field (LVF) advantage
10:30 - Neural locus of colour after-images
10:45 - Selective Human BOLD responses to chromatic spatial features
"Attention I" (Talks 3 - Monday, 29th 14:00-15:30)
14:15 - Distractor familiarity improves tracking of unfamiliar targets
14:30 - Divided attention to grasp-relevant locations
14:45 - Is word superiority effect the same for attended and inattended words?
15:00 - The telltale heartbeat (outlier)
15:15 - Searching for invisible objects in visible scenes
"Neural mechanisms" (Talks 4 - Monday, 29th 14:00-15:30)
14:15 - Pupil responses depend on task requirements irrespective of (some) stimulus attributes
14:30 - Perceptual integration of luminance increments and decrements across space and time
14:45 - fMRI of the rod scotoma: Filling-in, rod pathway projections, and how it informs plasticity
15:00 - Dynamics of cross-modal memory plasticity in the human brain
15:15 - Visual sensitivity explained
"Biological motion" (Talks 5 - Monday, 29th 14:00-15:30)
14:15 - Configural vs. Motion processing in audiovisual enhancement of speech
14:30 - Initial impressions: manipulating dynamic body stimuli changes perceived personality
14:45 - Motion implied by static line-drawing image of visual art activates the human motion-sensitive cortex: an fMRI study
15:00 - Dynamics of cortical MEG response to human body motion
15:15 - Giving life to circles and rectangles: animacy, intention and fMRI
"Spatial vision" (Talks 6 - Monday, 29th 17:00-18:30)
17:15 - Remote interactions in contour detection
17:30 - Functional architecture for binocular summation of luminance- and contrast-modulated gratings
17:45 - The time course of perceptual grouping: a high density ERP study
18:00 - Summary statistics of edge information predict categorization of naturalistic images
18:15 - Sensitivity to local higher-order correlations in natural images
"From perception to action" (Talks 7 - Monday, 29th 17:00-18:30)
17:15 - Matching judgments for high probability orientations are more precise, but only on the side of the responding hand
17:30 - Dissociable prior influences of signal probability and relevance on visual contrast sensitivity
17:45 - Knowing the error of our ways yet being unable to correct for it
18:00 - Informational affordances: Evidence of acquired perception-action sequences for information extraction
18:15 - Dissociating visual confidence from performance
"Cognitive mechanisms" (Talks 8 - Monday, 29th 17:00-18:30)
17:15 - Computational basis of the visual number sense
17:30 - Perception of social inappropriateness: deactivations in the prefrontal cortex
17:45 - What determines presence when viewing a movie?
18:00 - Are attentional blink and creative reasoning related through general cognitive flexibility?
18:15 - Interactions between luminance contrast and emotionality in visual pleasure and contrast appearance
TUESDAY 30th
"Motion processing" (Talks 1 - Tuesday, 30th 9:00-11:00)
09:15 - Psychophysical evidence for interactions between visual form and motion signals during motion integration in cortical area MT
09:30 - Advantage for spatiotopic coordinates in motion perception during smooth pursuit
09:45 - fMRI correlates of visual-vestibular interactions in self motion perception
10:00 - Motion strength influences perceived depth order in transparent motion
10:15 - Taking the energy out of motion
10:30 - Motion correspondence shows feature bias in spatiotopic coordinates
10:45 - Exploring motion-induced illusory displacement using interactive games
"Face processing" (Talks 2 - Tuesday, 30th 9:00-11:00)
09:15 - Conjoint and independent neural coding of bimodal face/voice identity investigated with fMRI
09:30 - Face colour, health, lifestyle and attractiveness
09:45 - Eyes like it, brain likes it: Tracking the neural tuning of cultural diversity in eye movements for faces
10:00 - Holistic perception of faces: direct evidence from EEG frequency-tagging stimulation
10:15 - Sensitivity to individual face perception is optimal at 6 Hz: evidence from steady-state face potentials
10:30 - Neuropsychological evidence for a functional dissociation between holistic perception in the Navon hierarchical letter task and holistic perception of individual faces
10:45 - Parallel streams for recognition of face versus non-face objects in human temporal lobe
"Eye-movement I" (Talks 3 - Tuesday, 30th 14:00-15:30)
14:15 - Training the eye: perceptual and motor learning of motion direction
14:30 - Simultaneous adaptation to pursuit eye movement and retinal motion: Recalibration of pursuit estimates is based on speed and may be spatiotopic
14:45 - Visual perception during double-step saccades
15:00 - Suppressing saccadic suppression
15:15 - Object structure determines saccade planning but not space representation
"Consciousness" (Talks 4 - Tuesday, 30th 14:00-15:30)
14:15 - Nonselective properties are immune to the standing wave of invisibility
14:30 - The Attentional Blink reveals the quantal nature of conscious perception
14:45 - Retro-attention: influencing conscious vision after the stimulus is gone
15:00 - Access vs. phenomenal consciousness: an empirical approach
15:15 - From perception to conception: how the meaning of visual objects emerges over time
"Categorisation and memory" (Talks 5 - Tuesday, 30th 17:00-18:30)
17:15 - Shared visual representations in humans and monkeys
17:30 - Animal or Dog? Vehicle or Car? The answer lies in more information not attention
17:45 - Learning the long way round: Action learning based on visual signals unavailable to the superior colliculus is impaired
18:00 - How fast is rapid visual recognition memory?
18:15 - Visual recognition memory: A double anatomo-functional dissociation
"Crowding" (Talks 6 - Tuesday, 30th 17:00-18:30)
17:15 - Transient target signals reduce crowding, transient flanker signals do not
17:30 - Dichoptic suppression of flanking stimuli breaks crowding
17:45 - Crowding is immune to the pre-saccadic shift of attention
18:00 - Long range grouping affects crowding
18:15 - When text forms a texture, grouping induces crowding and slows reading
"Multimodal interactions and Multistability" (Talks 7 - Tuesday, 30th 17:00-18:30)
17:15 - Kinetic-depth reversals: some paths are easier than others
17:30 - A new method for measuring binocular rivalry: objective measurement of rivalry suppression without subjective reporting of perceptual state
17:45 - Perceptual grouping during rivalry depends on eye-based rivalry alternations
18:00 - Hand transport violates Weber's law - but only with visual feedback and hand relative coding
18:15 - Proprioception makes an invisible hand visible
WEDNESDAY 31st
"Clinical" (Talks 1 - Wednesday, 31st 9:00-11:00)
09:15 - Selective visual motion blindness in developmental dyslexics with DCDC2 gene alteration
09:30 - Individual differences in the construction of meaning from noise and their relation to the development of visual hallucinations
09:45 - Perceptual learning in amblyopes: the good, the bad and the ugly
10:00 - Effects of unilateral brain damage on visual detection and discrimination: Evidence from perceptual thresholds for luminance contrast, texture, motion and colour
10:15 - Poor visual discrimination of size but not orientation in children with dyskinetic cerebral palsy show: failure to cross-calibrate between senses?
10:30 - Studying visual motion illusions in dyslexics supports Magnocellular deficit hypothesis
10:45 - Visual plasticity in hemianopic children with perinatal brain lesions
"Illusions" (Talks 2 - Wednesday, 31st 9:00-11:00)
09:15 - Rapid motor activation by illusory contours
09:30 - Illusory rotation in the haptic perception of a moving bar
09:45 - Orientation profiles of the trapezium and the square-diamond geometrical illusions
10:00 - The material-size illusion - The influence of material properties on haptic perception of volume
10:15 - The Ambiguous Corner Cube and Related Figures
10:30 - Welcome to wonderland: The apparent size of the self-avatar hands and arms influences perceived size and shape in virtual environments
10:45 - The visual double-flash illusion: temporal, spatial and crossmodal constraints
"Attention II" (Talks 3 - Wednesday, 31st 14:30-16:00)
14:45 - Transient attentional enhancement of central stimuli: A role for competition in temporal attention
15:00 - Measuring the spatial resolution and cognitive capacity of visual selective attention
15:15 - Modulation of the orientation-induced gamma response by visuospatial attention
15:30 - How do we ignore the irrelevant? - Electrophysiological correlates of the attentional set
15:45 - Looking in the brain: tracing neural correlates of priority and gaze behaviour on dynamic natural scenes
"Visual cortex" (Talks 4 - Wednesday, 31st 14:30-16:00)
14:45 - "Clover Leaf" Clusters: A fundamental organizing principle of the human visual system
15:00 - A TMS study of functional connectivity of early visual cortex in the processing of spatiotemporal regularity
15:15 - Cortico-cortical population receptive field modeling
15:30 - Contour binding and selective attention increase coherence between neural signals in visual cortex
15:45 - Neural "filling-in"? Increased response in deprived visual cortex when regions adjacent to a glaucomatous scotoma are stimulated
"Models and applications " (Talks 5 - Wednesday, 31st 14:30-16:00)
14:45 - A new perceptual bias reveals suboptimal Bayesian decoding of sensory responses
15:00 - Bayesian decoding of neural population responses explains many characteristics of contrast detection and discrimination
15:15 - How much of noise masking derives from noise?
15:30 - Brain-Computer Interface for the Blind: The benefits from a computer-based object recognition approach
15:45 - Writing with the eyes
THURSDAY 1st
"Eye-movement II" (Talks 1 - Thursday, 1st 15:30-17:00)
15:45 - Instruction to relax enhances visual search performance by altering eye movements
16:00 - Eye movement control during a bimanual, high-speed sensorimotor task: From expertise to championship
16:15 - Eye movement control in movies: The effect of visual and narrative continuity across a cut
16:30 - A functional link between image segmentation, lightness perception and eye movements
16:45 - Spatial and temporal correlations between eye and hand vary as a function of target visibility during rapid pointing
"Object processing" (Talks 2 - Thursday, 1st 15:30-17:00)
15:45 - Spatiotemporal object formation: Contour vs. Surface interpolation
16:00 - Influence of object pose on contour grouping
16:15 - 3D Object recognition: Where do we look in depth?
16:30 - Misbinding object location information in visual working memory
16:45 - ERP evidence that semantic access occurs for objects that are suggested but not perceived on the groundside of a figure
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