Decision on Symposium Proposals
The following symposia will take place at the ECVP’22:
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ToddFest: Perception of 3D Shape, Space, and Materials Celebrating 43 Years of Jim Todd (William Warren, Ennio Mingolla, Jan Koenderink)
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Cortical Circuitry Mapping using Connective Field Modelling (CFM) in perception and ophthalmic and neurologic disease (Frans Cornelissen)
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What do inter-item biases in perception and visual working memory tell about vision? (Andrey Chetverikov, David Pascucci)
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Individual differences in mental imagery and anomalous perception (Reshanne Reeder, Tessa M. van Leeuwen)
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Perception and (inter)actions in the real world and XR: Virtually the same or really different? (Constanze Hesse, Martin Giesel)
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Visual expertise: real-life applications and underlying mechanisms (Meike Ramon, Mauro Manassi)
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Computational perspectives on perceptual confidence (Laura Geurts & Janneke Jehee)
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Large-scale spatial vision (Peter Neri, Michael Herzog)
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Advantages of virtual reality developments for perception research (Szonya Durant)
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Eyeballing the visual field: eye-tracking- and pupillometry-based alternatives for visual field assessment (Minke de Boer, Anne Vrijling)
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From vision to attention: the development of visual perception in early childhood (Joanna Rutkowska, Sabine Hunnius)
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Multistable perception: when and how bottom-up and top-down interact? (Alexander Pastukhov, Jürgen Kornmeier)
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Population Receptive Field Modelling: Recent advances and applications (Ben Harvey)
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Inhibition of Return and Visual Search (Raymond M. Klein)
General information about symposia
A symposium provides a diverse overview of a lively research area that is of interest for the ECVP audience. Symposium organizers were asked to include speakers from different groups, who represent a broad range of views and ideas under the umbrella of the symposium topic. The individual talks relate to each other and should be suited to provoke discussion. All symposia have a total length of 1,5 hours. The time is shared among 4-6 speakers, who each contribute with a talk of 15 or 30 min, including discussion. The symposium will be moderated by the organizer or a selected speaker. The ECVP organizers explicitly also encouraged young investigators to take the chance of organizing a symposium.