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Important Note: The abstracts presented here have not yet been updated with author corrections and publisher revisions. Revised abstracts will be available soon.

0	Symposia & Talks Sessions Wednesday, 24 August 2005
1	Symposia			Talks
2	The neural bases of visual awareness			Lightness, brightness, and contrast
3	Moderator: Stephen L. Macknik			Moderator: Dejan M. Todorovic
4	break			08:30-08:45	R Martin	Predicting the contrast response functions of LGN and V1 neurones from the contrast of natural images
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7				08:45-09:00	G Sperling	Amplifying the effective perceptual contrast of a grating
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10	Bilateral frontal leucotomy does not alter perceptual alternation during binocular rivalry	F Valle-Inclan	09:00-09:45	09:00-09:15	A Gilchrist	Probe disks reveal framework effects within multi-illuminant scenes
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13				09:15-09:30	T A Agostini	The phantom contrast effect
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16				09:30-09:45	X G Troncoso	fMRI correlates of corner-based illusions show that BOLD activation varies gradually with corner angle
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19	Learning blindsight	P Stoerig	09:45-10:30	09:45-10:00	A D Logvinenko	Multi-dimensional scaling analysis of Adelson's snake lightness
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22				10:00-10:15	I Motoyoshi	Adaptation to skewed image statistics alters the perception of glossiness and lightness
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25				10:15-10:30	A Soranzo	Discounting luminance contrast produced by an illumination edge depends on its shape
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40	The neural bases of visual awareness (cont'd)			Color
41	Moderator: Stephen L. Macknik			Moderator: Gokhan Malkoc
42	Visual masking approaches to visual awareness	S L Macknik	11:30-12:15	11:30-11:45	J Lillo Sr.	Articulation and chromatic characteristics determine colour naming in normal and colour blind observers
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45				11:45-12:00	N J Pitchford	Influence of saturation on colour preference and colour naming
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48				12:00-12:15	J L Barbur	Selective processing of colour categories and other stimulus attributes in the cortex – Evidence from clinical studies
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51	Top-down attentional control of synchronized neural activity in visual cortex	R Desimone	12:15-13:00	12:15-12:30	B B Lee	A novel grating stimulus for segregating PC and MC pathway function
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54				12:30-12:45	J J Van Es	Activation of human visual cortex during local and relational judgements of surface colour and brightness
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57				12:45-13:00	M V Danilova	Comparison of colours within and between hemifields
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63				13:15-13:30	K T Mullen	The fMRI response of the LGN and V1 to cardinal red-green, blue-yellow, and achromatic visual stimuli
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84	Form, object, and shape perception			Biological motion and temporary vision
85	Moderator: Peter U. Tse			Moderator: Ian M. Thornton
86	The role of contour curvature in form-based motion processing	P U Tse	15:00-15:45	15:00-15:15	M H E de Lussanet	Body-view specificity in peripheral biological motion
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89				15:15-15:30	T C P Lee	Flash lag in depth is induced by stereomotion but not looming: Distorted size and position perception
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92				15:30-15:45	C L Roether	Statistically optimal integration of synergies in the visual perception of emotion from gait
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95	Bayesian inference of form and shape	P Mamassian	15:45-16:30	15:45-16:00	J Lopez-Moliner	The time course of estimating time-to-contact
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98				16:00-16:15	F A J Verstraten	Visual motion expands perceived time
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101				16:15-16:30	U Hasson	Coding change: Brain systems sensitive to the arrow of time
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116	Form, object, and shape perception (cont'd)			Binocular vision
117	Moderator: Peter U. Tse			Moderator: Martin S. Banks
118	Neural basis of shape representation in the primate brain	A Pasupathy	17:30-18:15	17:30-17:45	B Mansouri	Amblyopic suppression: all-or-none or graded?
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121				17:45-18:00	D Alais	Binocular rivalry produced by temporal frequency differences
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124				18:00-18:15	J Burge	Configural cues combine with disparity in depth perception
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127	Shape perception for object recognition and face categorization	I Bülthoff	18:15-19:00	18:15-18:30	A R Girshick	Do people compensate for incorrect viewing position when looking at stereograms?
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130				18:30-18:45	S Hochstein	Role of attention in binocular integration
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133				18:45-19:00	J Wattam-Bell	The effect of binocular misalignment on cyclopean visual evoked potentials
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