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Past
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2012 SymposiaPulvinar and Vision: New insights into
circuitry and function
Organizer: Vivien A. Casagrande, Department of Cell & Developmental Biology, Vanderbilt Medical School What does fMRI tell us about brain
homologies?
Organizer: Reza Rajimehr, McGovern Institute for Brain
Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Part-whole relationships in visual
cortex
Organizer: Johan Wagemans, Laboratory of Experimental
Psychology, University of Leuven Distinguishing perceptual shifts from response
biases
Organizer: Joshua Solomon, City University London Human visual cortex: from receptive fields to
maps to clusters to perception
Organizer: Serge O. Dumoulin, Experimental Psychology,
Helmholtz Institute, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands Neuromodulation of Visual Perception
Organizer: Jutta Billino, Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, and Ulrich Ettinger, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn 2011 SymposiaRufin Vogels Models of Perceptual Learning: Combining Psychophysics, Computation and Neuroscience Alexander A. Petrov Perception of Emotion from Body Expression: Neural basis and computational mechanisms Martin A. Giese Ongoing fluctuation of neural activity and its relationship to visual perception Hakwan Lau Prediction in Visual Processing Jacqueline M. Fulvio, Paul R. Schrater Integrating local motion information Duje Tadin 2010 SymposiaDissociations between top-down attention and visual awareness Representation in the Visual System by Summary Statistics Nature vs. Nurture in Vision: Evidence from Typical and Atypical Development Understanding the interplay between reward and attention, and its effects on visual perception and action Integrative mechanisms for 3D vision: combining psychophysics, computation and neuroscience New Methods for Delineating the Brain and Cognitive Mechanisms of Attention 2009 SymposiaARVO@VSS: Advances in Understanding the Structure and Function of the Retina Common mechanisms in Time and Space perception Is number visual? Is vision numerical? Investigating the relationship between visual representations and the property of magnitude Dynamic Processes in Vision Retinotopic and Non-retinotopic Information Representation and Processing in Human Vision Modern Approaches to Modeling Visual Data 2008 Symposia and OrganizersPerceptual expectations and the neural processing of complex images Cortical organization and dynamics for visual perception and beyond Crowding Visual Memory and the Brain Bayesian models applied to perceptual behavior Action for perception: functional significance of eye movements for vision The past, present, and future of the written word Surface material perception 2007 SymposiaClassification Images in Vision Research How to use individual differences to isolate functional, neural and
genetic mechanisms of vision Multivariate decoding of neural representations in electrophysiology and
functional imaging Natural Scene Understanding: Statistics, Recognition and Representation Neural Mechanisms of Depth Perception Neural Substrate of Bottom-up and Top-down Visual Attentional Selection Visual Organization and Computation Visual Plasticity in Abnormal and Damaged Adult Brains 2006 Symposia20 Years of Multiple Object Tracking - What Have We Learned? Biological Motion: the State and Future of the Art Fixational Eye Movements in Visual Perception, Physiology and Oculomotor
Control Grounding Cognition in Perception and Action Interfaces Between Vision and Language - The Problem and New Perspectives
Integrating Top-down and Bottom-up Visual Attention Object Recognition - 20 Years Later Overcoming the Difficulties of Perceptual Learning
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