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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 Thursday, 25 August 2005
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2	Eye movements in visual perception			Theory and models
3	Moderator: José M. Delgado-García			Moderator: Tony Vladusich
4	break			08:30-08:45	S T Hammett	A model of velocity after-effects: Two temporal filters & four free parameters
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7				08:45-09:00	F H Hamker	A neurocomputational model for describing and understanding the temporal dynamics of perisaccadic visual perception
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10	A cholinergic mechanism underlies persistent neural activity necessary for eye fixation	J M Delgado-García	09:00-09:45	09:00-09:15	T Vladusich	Brightness integration: Evidence for polarity-specific interactions between edge inducers
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13				09:15-09:30	R L Gregory	Can perception violate laws of physics?
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16				09:30-09:45	L Perrinet	Dynamics of motion representation in short-latency ocular following: A two-pathways Bayesian model
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19	The physiology and psychophysics of visual search in monkeys free to move their eyes	M E Goldberg	09:45-10:30	09:45-10:00	J A Perrone	Knowing where we are going: Solving the visual navigation problem by following the V1-MT-MST cortical pathway
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22				10:00-10:15	R Goris	Optimal noise levels enhance sensitivity to weak signals in the human visual system
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40	Eye movements in visual perception (cont'd)			Spatial vision
41	Moderator: José M. Delgado-García			Moderator: Michael S. Landy
42	Statistics of fixational eye movements and oculomotor control	R Engbert	11:30-12:15	11:30-11:45	C de'Sperati	Is motion imagery accompanied by a spatio-temporal evolution of attention?
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45				11:45-12:00	A Kristjansson	Priming in visual search: Context effects, target repetition effects and role-reversal effects
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48				12:00-12:15	M A Silver	Cholinergic enhancement increases signal-to-noise ratio of bold signal in human visual cortex
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51	Fixational eye movements and motion perception	I Murakami	12:15-13:00	12:15-12:30	J Larsson	Orientation-selective adaptation to first- and second-order stimuli in human visual cortex measured with FMRI
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54				12:30-12:45	M Mermillod	Rapid and direct access to high spatial frequency information in visual categorisation task
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57				12:45-13:00	M M Schira	Detailed metric properties of human visual areas V1 and V2 from 0.3 to 16° eccentricity
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60	break			13:00-13:15	T S Meese	Interocular masking and summation indicate two stages of divisive contrast gain control
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63				13:15-13:30	D G Pelli	Spatial and temporal recognition processes in reading
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84	From perceptive fields to Gestalt. In honor of Lothar Spillmann			Surface and shape perception
85	Moderator: Stuart Anstis			Moderator: Michael H. Herzog
86	In honour of Lothar Spillmann -- Filling in, emptying out, adaptation and aftereffects	S Anstis	15:00-15:40	15:00-15:15	C Fantoni	Amodal unification of surfaces with torsion requires visual approximation
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89				15:15-15:30	G Plomp	Effects of temporal context on amodal completion, RT and MEG results
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92				15:30-15:45	N Kogo	Measuring the Kanizsa illusion: Revisiting brightness-nulling, depth-nulling and contour positioning studies
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94	Lightness, filling-in, and the fundamental role of context	M A Paradiso	15:40-16:20
95				15:45-16:00	F A A Kingdom	Separate after-effects for the shapes of contours and textures made from contours
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98				16:00-16:15	W Gerbino	The tangent illusion
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101				16:15-16:30	T Masquelier	Ultra-rapid visual form analysis using feed-forward processing
102	Beyond a relay nucleus: New views on the human LGN	S Kastner	16:20-17:00
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104				16:30-16:45	A M L Kappers	Visual and haptic perception of roughness
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107				16:45-17:00	M H Herzog	Where features go to in human vision
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