29 European Conference on Visual Perception
St-Petersburg, Russia
20-25 August 2006
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0 Symposia & Talks Sessions
Tuesday, 22 August 2006
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2The gate of perception: Infromation transformation in the LGNMatched Filtering in Human VisionTime and timing in biological systemsPsychophysical, electrophysiological and brain imaging approaches to segmentation and grouping in space and time
3Moderator: Ehud KaplanModerator: Andrew WatsonErnest Poepple, Megi Sharikadze, Nikita PodviginModerator: Yury Shelepin
4break09:00-09:30W McIlhaggaMismatched filteringBridging time - different levels of temporal integrationE Poeppel09:00-09:3009:00-09:15J NinioProcessing of symmetrical shapes in short-term visual memory
5Cortical control of retino-geniculate transmissionK Funke09:05-09:35
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1009:30-10:00A J AhumadaWhat pattern does the visual system detect best?The topological approach to temporal organizationL Chen09:30-10:0009:30-09:45C CascoRegion- and edge-based configural effects in texture segmentation
11Cholinergic modulation of neural processing in the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleusP Heggelund09:35-10:05
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1309:45-10:00L JinglingOrientation texture bars along an edge of a texture are more salient when they are parallel to the edge: Evidence from change detection
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1610:00-10:30N N KrasilnikovThe models of the human visual system based on the matched filteringTemporal-Order Judgment across the Life SpanE Szelag10:00-10:3010:00-10:15A HarauzovElectrophysiological and psychophysical investigations of texture discrimination mechanisms
17The influence of synaptic background activity on the spike transfer from thalamus to cortexJ Wolfart10:05-10:35
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1910:15-10:30A SevostyanovfMRI localization of the mechanisms underlying the incomplete patterns discrimination
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2210:30-11:00C J H LudwigLimited flexibility in the filter underlying saccade target selection: Effects of spatial scale and eccentricitybreakbreak
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34The gate of perception: Infromation transformation in the LGN (cont'd)Time and timing in biological systems (cont'd)Psychophysical, electrophysiological and brain imaging approaches to segmentation and grouping in space and time (cont'd)
35Moderator: Ehud KaplanErnest Poepple, Megi Sharikadze, Nikita PodviginModerator: Yury Shelepin
36How the LGN transforms retinal informationA R R Casti11:30-12:00Age-related differences on the timing of inhibitory mechanism of attentionY Bao11:30-12:0011:30-11:45S BaldassiNeural correlates of global form perception in autism
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3911:45-12:00C C JayasuriyaImpaired motion detection in normal observers: inhibition or segmentation?
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42Mechanistic modelling of signal processing in the LGN circuitG T Einevoll12:00-12:30Nonlinear properties of V2 and V4 neurons emerge in multi-layer networks trained with natural imagesC Zetzsche12:00-12:3012:00-12:15B PinnaA new principle of perceptual grouping: Discontinuous continuity
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4512:15-12:30E GioraSeeing texture figures before boundaries
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64Behaivor in natural environment
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66Motion from the bottom up: From detection to cognition14:00-14:15J Lopez-MolinerThe role of size in catching ballsTime and timing in biological systems (cont'd)Spatio-temporal vision
67Moderator: Quoc VuongErnest Poepple, Megi Sharikadze, Nikita PodviginModerator: Tzvetomir Tzvetanov
68Motion from the bottom up: From detection to cognitionQ C Vuong14:00-14:30Molecular mechanisms of circadian clocksM Merrow14:00-14:3014:00-14:15T TzvetanovMasking of Vernier stimuli reveals orientation-attractive effects suggesting spatial excitatory interactions between oriented filters
6914:15-14:30A V van den BergA representation of head-centric visual flow in human area pMST
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7114:15-14:30M H HerzogThe spatial layout and not the target-mask-energy-ratio determines backward masking
7214:30-14:45N E Scott-SamuelIs visual search more efficient in dynamic environments?
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74Where is the sense in low-level motion?G Mather14:30-15:00late withdrawal 14:30-15:0014:30-14:45L KiorpesDevelopment of temporal contrast sensitivity in monkeys
7514:45-15:00M P AivarPlanning grasping-and-placing actions
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7714:45-15:00P BexSupra-threshold apparent contrast and its dependence on the temporal autocorrelation function
7815:00-15:15A-M BrouwerThe role of memorized location and peripheral visual information in making goal directed movements
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80Specificity for optic flow in human MT and MSTAT Smith15:00-15:30Chunking episodes by bursts of frontal midline theta in the human brainJ D kropotov15:00-15:3015:00-15:15T U OttoWhat is masked in masking?
8115:15-15:30L E GraysonBroader Autistic Phenotype, weak central coherence and perceptual causality
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8315:15-15:30A WohrerContrast sensitivity adaptation in a virtual spiking retina and its adequation with mammalians retinas
8415:30-15:45D T FieldThe neural correlates of path perception and steering investigated using fMRI
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96The Nature of the Visual Code in Sensory Comparisons over Time and Space
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98Motion from the bottom up: From detection to cognition (cont'd)16:30-17:00M V DanilovaComparison at a distanceTime and timing in biological systems (cont'd)Cognitive influence on visual tasks
99Moderator: Quoc VuongErnest Poepple, Megi Sharikadze, Nikita PodviginModerator: Sasha Sokolov
100Optic flow and perceptual stability: parsing retinal motion into self and object motionSimon K Rushton16:30-17:00Synchronisation of discrete and periodic events in tappingW Wolf16:30-17:0016:30-16:45A FranklinHemispheric asymmetries in categorical perception of colour
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10316:45-17:00A SOKOLOVBeyond the prime-target congruency: Dissociable primacy and frequency effects in masked priming
10417:00-17:30V D GlezerThe meaning of the basic psychophysical law and the description of visual scene
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106The role of attentional tracking in motion perceptionA E Seiffert17:00-17:30The neural substrates of joint attention: an ERP studyB Zhou17:00-17:3017:00-17:15O Y OrlovConcealed visual associations in everyday language
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10917:15-17:30W X SchneiderCognitive control of antisaccades: Interference with concurrent short-term memory storage and mental arithmetic?
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112Recognizing objects-in-motionI M Thornton17:30-18:00Contingent aftereffects - open questions with respect to spatio-temporal aspects of visionM Sharikadze17:30-18:0017:30-17:45U AustCategorization of color photographs by pigeons: Evidence of picture-object recognition
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11618:00-18:30D G PelliWhat is the nature of the memory that mediates visual memory tasks?
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12118:15-18:30O JoubertWhat about background and context influences on ultra-rapid object categorization?
12218:30-19:00B J GillamStereopsis and relative size change dominance as target separation increases
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