Program for Thursday, July 11th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JULY 11TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-08:45 Coffee, tea, & snacks

08:45-09:45

Receptive-field remapping and space representation across saccades

Ning Qian

09:45-10:00 Coffee, tea, & snacks

10:00-10:15

Perceived duration of motion aftereffects is longer for individuals with more vivid visual imagery

Alan L. F. Lee, Shane S. Y. Ng, Matthew M. H. Ng, Derek H. Arnold

10:15-10:30

Neural Correlates of Unconscious Prior Experience Utilization in Disambiguating Ambiguous Stimuli

Po-Jang Hsieh, Yun-Jie Wu

10:30-10:45

Dissociable effects of attentional modulation and perceptual suppression in V1

Chen Liu, Peng Zhang

10:45-11:00

Predicting the modality and intensity of imagined sensations from EEG measures of oscillatory brain

Derek Arnold, Blake Saurels, D. Samuel Schwarzkopf

11:00-11:15

The mystery of continuous flash suppression: A two-photon calcium imaging study in macaque V1

Cong Yu

11:15-11:30

Veridical and consciously perceived information interact in guiding behavior

Marjan Persuh, Fatemeh Alhabib, Robert Melara, Yureyce Candelario

10:00-10:30

Forward and backward steps in virtual reality affect facial expression recognition

Hideki Tamura

10:30-11:00

Multimodal information for virtual walking

Michiteru Kitazaki

11:00-11:30

Can we measure sensory conflict during virtual reality? And if we can, then what can we do with this

Stephen Palmisano

11:30-12:30

[1] Brain compensates for ambiguity in extreme-peripheral colors

Shinsuke Shimojo, Emily Choe, Matilda Cederblad, Daw-An Wu, Takanobu Omata

[3] Does vertical size disparity affect binocular correspondence?

Defa Liang, Rumi Hisakata, Hirohiko Kaneko

[5] Influence of lighting distribution and direction on the impression of Japanese pottery

Keito Sato, Hiromi Sato, Yoko Mizokami

[7] Differential Changes of Isoluminance and Cone Contrast Sensitivity in Adult Human Amblyopia

X. Yu, L. Weng, Y. Zheng, S. Zhou, W. Wang, Y. Zhang, J. Zhou

[9] The impact of temporal attitudes on physical and affective material impressions – an analysis using

Kenta Nakajima, Takehiro Nagai

11:30-12:30

[11] Friendliness and Hostility in Action: Encoding/Decoding Principles and Cultural Influence

Dai, Cheng, Fujiwara, Higashiyama, Kitamura, Shioiri, Tseng

[13] Culture Matters: Performance and Perception of Human-like Body Motion between Taiwan and Japan

Yang, Cheng, Fujiwara, Higashiyama, Kitamura, Shioiri, Tseng, Cai

[15] Exploring Mental Health Self-stigma, Self-identification, and Person Perception in a Subclinical

Alyssa Goh, Dongwon Oh

[17] Does premenstrual syndrome affect emotion recognition?

Hasya Fatiha Zuraimy, Ahamed Miflah Hussain Ismail

[19] Parity and gender influences in mental jigsaw puzzles: A secondary eye-tracking study

Tsuyoshi Yoshioka, Jun Saiki

11:30-12:30

[21] Differences between the visual behaviors of experts and beginners in diagnosing citrus Huanglongbing

On Kobayashi, Ruihao Dong, Aya Shiraiwa

[23] Neural correlates of musical notation reading in experts and novices

Niels J. Verosky, Olivia S. Cheung

[25] Neural adaptation to visual background orientation: a wide-view fMRI study

Kanon Fujimoto, Atsushi Wada

[27] The dual impact of action video gaming on useful field of view

N. Sia, Q.N.S. Ahmad Salimi, S.L. Chong, H.K. Wong, A. Lim

[29] Object-contingent duration adaptation depends on the object-specific representation of duration

Hao Chen, Sheng He

[31] Visual Stimulation Program for Children with Severe and Profound Visual Impairment

Li-Ting Tsai, Hong-Guei Chen, Chiun-Ho Hou

12:00-13:30 Buffet lunch

12:15-13:15 Business meeting

13:00-14:00

[2] The limit of spatial frequency for pooling local orientation signals

Hikari Takebayashi

[4] Population receptive field estimation in human visual cortex under wide-view stimulation

Pei-Yin Chen, Atsushi Wada

[6] Is fluorescence perception mediated by a mechanism producing the colour appearance of the surface colour mode and aperture colour

Tatsuya Yoshizawa, Suzuno Tanaka

[8] The effect of presentation time and luminance gradient on the glare effect

Tama Kanematsu, Hiroyuki Ito

[10] Estimating metamer mismatch between CIE-1931 color matching functions and CIE-2006 cone

Atsuya Hasegawa, Kowa Koida

[12] Effects of front and rear sounds on visual parvocellular and magnocellular processing

Daiki Yamasaki, Masayoshi Nagai

13:00-14:00

[14] Cultural Variance in the Emotion Perception of Body Actions by Asian Performers

Zhang, Cheng, Fujiwara, Higashiyama, Kitamura, Shioiri, Tseng

[16] Prolonged Visual Perceptual Changes Induced by Short-term Dyadic Training: The Influential Roles of Confidence and Autistic Traits in Social

Bin Zhan, Yujie Chen, Rui Wang, Yi Jiang

[18] Different cognitive mechanisms underlie absolute and relative evaluation of images

Yoshiyuki Sato, Kazuma Fujimaki, Satoshi Shioiri

[20] Empowering Attires: The Role of Clothing in Countering Stereotypes

Ming Huang Teo, Dongwon Oh

[22] Trustworthiness Judgement in Short Videos is Influenced by Speakers’ Facial Emotion and

Z. Zhao, S. Sun, N.Z.E. Ng, G.R. Lau, B.C. Ng, H. Xu

13:00-14:00

[24] Exploring the effects of training variability on multitasking training gains and long-term retention using online

Kwek, Asplund, Yan, Remus, Obana, Wong, Chai, Leong, Chua, Ho, Lee

[26] The Effect of Features of Objects and Temporal Order Context on Implicit Learning of Spatial

Soyoung Seo, Woo Hyun Jung

[28] Perceptual learning and contour integration in the primate TEO

Ruining Guo, Surigui Wang, Wu Li, Yin Yan

[30] The Impact of 40Hz Light Flicker on Monocular Deprivation Plasticity in Human Adults

W. Lin, Y. Du, C. Zhou, L. Zou, L. Weng, Y. Zheng, J. Chen, P. Zhang, J. Zhou

[32] Exposure-based Learning Improved Orientation Discrimination Under Visual Crowding

Yan-Ru Chen, Kun-Yun Wang, Jun-Yun Zhang

14:00-14:15

Rhythmic TMS over human right parietal cortex strengthens visual size illusions

Xue Han, Lihong Chen

14:15-14:30

Verification of Hermann grid illusion using machine learning

Yuto Suzuki, Hiromi Sato, Yuta Sato, Hiroshi Kera, Yoko Mizokami

14:30-14:45

Classical orthonormal polynomials as activation functions for implicit neural representations to preserve high frequency sharp

Annada Prasad Behera, Subhankar Mishra

14:45-15:00

The inhibition of return and the eye fixation patterns for perceiving bistable figures

Chien-Chung Chen, Yi-Hsuan Hsu

15:00-15:15

Interoception affects the moving rubber hand illusion

Hiroshi Ashida, Yoshitaka Kaneno, Achille Pasqualotto

14:00-14:15

The Effect of Dynamic Visuospatial Working Memory on Motor Control

Garry Kong, Lisa Miyahara

14:15-14:30

Second responses in visual working memory experiment

Ilmari Kurki

14:30-14:45

Decoding the Enigma: Benchmarking Humans and AIs on the Many Facets of Working Memory

Ankur Sikarwar, Mengmi Zhang

14:45-15:00

Visual Working Memory Load Impairs Detection Sensitivity: A Re-entry Load Account

Chi Zhang, Yuanxiu Zhao, Mowei Shen, Hui Chen, Zaifeng Gao

15:15-15:30

Neural mechanisms of feature binding in working memory

Yang Cao, Benchi Wang

15:30-15:45

Neural Substrates of Working Memory Maintenance

Sirui Chen, Benchi Wang

15:45-16:00

Linking behavioral and neural estimates of trial-by-trial working memory information content

Ying Zhou, Clayton Curtis, Daryl Fougnie, Kartik Sreenivasan

16:00-16:15

Unveiling the neural dynamic of the interaction between working memory and long-term memory

Zhehao Huang, Benchi Wang

16:15-16:30

Different states of hippocampus during the formation of new memories

Yuanyuan Zhang, Benchi Wang

15:30-15:45

The Significance of Complexity in the Appreciation of Abstract Artworks and Music

Zhi Cao, Rongrong Chen

15:45-16:00

Chthulucene visions: the contemporary obsession with seeing, and the denial of the tangible

Sascia Pellegrini

16:00-16:15

A Study on the Relationship between Poster Image Design Techniques and Topics

Yung-En Chou, Li-Shu Lu, Chi-Sen Hung

16:15-16:30

Modeling color preference based on the distance from the memory colors in a color space

Songyang Liao, Tatsuya Yoshizawa

16:30-17:00 Coffee, tea, & snacks

17:00-18:00

VBC: the V1 Saliency Hypothesis, the Attentional Bottleneck, and the Central-Peripheral Dichotomy

Zhaoping Li