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0	Symposia & Talks Sessions Tuesday, 23 August 2005
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2	Adaptation, brightness, and contrast			Attention, decision, and cognition
3	Moderator: Maria V. Sanchez-Vives			Moderator: Marisa Carrasco
4	break			08:30-08:45	R Sireteanu	Developmental dyslexia: Evidence for an attentional cortical deficit
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7				08:45-09:00	M Fabre-Thorpe	Dog or Animal ? What comes first in vision ?
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10	Cortical mechanisms of contrast adaptation and contrast-induced receptive field plasticity	M V Sanchez-Vives	09:00-09:45	09:00-09:15	C-C Carbon	Innovation in design and aesthetics: How attributes of innovation influence attractiveness on the long run
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13				09:15-09:30	M S Landy	Megavis: Perceptual decisions in the face of explicit costs and perceptual variability
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16				09:30-09:45	G I Rhodes	Norm-based coding of face identity
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19	Perceptual filling-in: More than meets the eye	P De Weerd	09:45-10:30	09:45-10:00	E M Fine	Number of distractors and distractor spacing differentially affect attention and saccade tasks
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22				10:00-10:15	S J Thorpe	Rapid scene categorisation and RSVP paradigms
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25				10:15-10:30	E A Vessel	When beauty is in the eye of the beholder: Individual differences dominate preferences for abstract images, but not real world scenes
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40	Adaptation, brightness, and contrast (cont'd)			Motion perception
41	Moderator: Maria V. Sanchez-Vives			Moderator: M Concetta Morrone
42	Neural responses and perception during visual fixation	S Martinez-Conde	11:30-12:15	11:30-11:45	Y Chen	Underactivation of the sensory system and overaction of the complementary cognitive system during motion perceprion in schizophrenia
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45				11:45-12:00	T Ledgeway	Investigating phase-specific interactions between different varieties of motion using a motion-cancellation paradigm
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48				12:00-12:15	T C A Freeman	Extra-retinal adaptation of cortical motion sensors
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51	The visual phantom illusion: A perceptual product of surface completion depending on brightness and contrast	A Kitaoka	12:15-13:00	12:15-12:30	G Mather	Perception of phase wave motion
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54				12:30-12:45	S P Tripathy	Tracking deviations in multiple trajectories: The influence of magnitude of deviation
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57				12:45-13:00	J M Zanker	A second-order barber pole illusion unrelated to veridical motion signals
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63				13:15-13:30	H B Barlow	Interactions of glass patterns and random dot kinematograms
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84	Recent discoveries on receptive field structure			Learning and memory
85	Moderator: Luis M. Martínez			Moderator: Marina Pavlova
86	Neural circuits and synaptic mechanisms underlying the emergence of visual cortical receptive fields	L M Martínez	15:00-15:45	15:00-15:15	R Jenkins	I thought you were looking at me: Directional aftereffects in gaze perception
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89				15:15-15:30	S Preminger	Morphing visual memories through gradual associations
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92				15:30-15:45	M P Eckstein	Perceptual learning via recursive prior updating
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95	Representing multiple stimulus features in functional maps: Insights from ferret visual cortex	D Fitzpatrick	15:45-16:30	15:45-16:00	A Sokolov	Repetition priming effects at the border
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98				16:00-16:15	K Mogi	Slow and fast processes in visual "one-shot" learning
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101				16:15-16:30	J Jastorff	Visual learning of complex movements: Investigation of neural plasticity mechanisms
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116	Recent discoveries on receptive field structure (cont'd)			Visuomotor control
117	Moderator: Luis M. Martínez			Moderator: Anna Ma-Wyatt
118	The contribution of feedforward, lateral and feedback connections to the classical receptive field center and extra-classical receptive field surround of primate V1 neurons	A Angelucci	17:30-18:15	17:30-17:45	L T Maloney	Planning sequences of arm-hand movements to maximize expected gain
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121				17:45-18:00	G Dagnelie	Visual detection and eye-hand coordination under free-viewing and gaze-locked pixelized conditions: Implications for prosthetic vision
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124				18:00-18:15	M P Aivar	How fast do we react to moving obstacles?
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127	Receptive fields as prediction devices: A comparison of cell tuning to single images and to natural image sequences in temporal cortex	D I Perrett	18:15-19:00	18:15-18:30	A Brouwer	Making goal directed movements with ‘relocated eyes’
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130				18:30-18:45	B J Rogers	The role of the ground plane in the maintenance of balance – Are we “hooked like puppets”?
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133				18:45-19:00	A Ma-Wyatt	Visual information is used throughout a reach to control endpoint precision
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