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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 Friday, 26 August 2005
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2	The role of context in recognition			Eye movements
3	Moderator: Tom Troscianko			Moderator: Todd S. Horowitz
4	break			08:30-08:45	R J Baddeley	An information theoretic analysis of eye movements to natural scenes
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7				08:45-09:00	K A Turano	Blazing an efficient walking path with one’s eye
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10	Detection of cryptic targets in avian vision: A field study	T Troscianko	09:00-09:45	09:00-09:15	M Dorr	Eye movements on a display with gaze-contingent temporal resolution
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13				09:15-09:30	P F Heard	Eye-movements to pictures of normal faces, and the same people made up to be disfigured
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16				09:30-09:45	J Fiser	How do eye-movements change during visual learning?
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19	Modeling scene context for object search in natural images	A Oliva	09:45-10:30	09:45-10:00	T S Horowitz	Picking up where you left off: The timecourse of target recovery after a gap in multiple object tracking
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22				10:00-10:15	I Vallines	Saccadic suppression of retinotopicaly localized stimuli in V1: A parametric fMRI study
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40	The role of context in recognition (cont'd)			3-D vision
41	Moderator: Tom Troscianko			Moderator: Priscilla Heard
42	The contribution of top-down predictions to visual recognition	M Bar	11:30-12:15	11:30-11:45	M Lages	Bayesian modelling of binocular 3-D motion perception
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45				11:45-12:00	R W Fleming	Fourier cues to 3D shape
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48				12:00-12:15	D Todorovic	Perspective images and vantage points: Geometrical analyses vs. the robustness hypothesis
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51	Beyond the face: Exploring rapid influences of context on face processing	B L M F de Gelder	12:15-13:00	12:15-12:30	B T Backus	Cue recruitment and Pavlovian conditioning in visual perception
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54				12:30-12:45	M S Banks	Disparity and texture gradients are combined in a weighted sum and a subtraction
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57				12:45-13:00	N Guyader	Investigation of the relative contributions of 3-dimensional and 2-dimensional image cues in texture segmentation
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60	break			13:00-13:15	S Louw	Motion parallax influences the way we place objects on slanted surfaces
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63				13:15-13:30	A J Schofield	The role of texture in shape from shading: Are humans biased towards seeing relief textures?
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84	Crossmodal interactions in visual perception			Visual awareness
85	Moderator: Jennifer M. Groh			Moderator: Patrick Wilken
86	Coordinate transformations and visual-auditory integration	J M Groh	15:00-15:45	15:00-15:15	A Sahraie	Colour in mind: Stability of internally generated colours in synesthesia
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89				15:15-15:30		Late Withdrawal
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92				15:30-15:45	P Sterzer	fMRI evidence for temporal precedence of right inferior frontal activity changes associated with spontaneous switches in bistable perception
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95	Integrating sensory modalities in the perception of motion	S Soto-Faraco	15:45-16:30	15:45-16:00	T A Carlson	Cortical adaptation of unconscious perceptual representations
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98				16:00-16:15	M Milders	Emotional meaning affects awareness of faces
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101				16:15-16:30	Y Petrov	Surround suppression explains crowding in normal observers and amblyopes
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116	Crossmodal interactions in visual perception (cont'd)			Natural scenes and visual search
117	Moderator: Jennifer M. Groh			Moderator: Michèle Fabre-Thorpe
118	Anomalous cross modal interactions in synaesthesia	N Sagiv	17:30-18:15	17:30-17:45	P G Lovell	Opponent channel responses to changes in the illuminant of natural scenes for primates and birds
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121				17:45-18:00	S Baldassi	On the relationship between reaction times and discriminability in visual search
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124				18:00-18:15	N E Scott-Samuel	A novel threshold: One for meaningful change
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127	Combination of visual and auditory information in fixation and during saccades	D C Burr	18:15-19:00	18:15-18:30	W McIlhagga	A fast heuristic algorithm for human visual search
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130				18:30-18:45	K Brecher	The red rectangle: A celestial example of the pyramid illusion?
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133				18:45-19:00	P D Pinto	Perception of natural images with exponential luminance frequency distributions
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