Journal of Vision - Volume 6, Number 13

Volume 6, Number 13, Abstracts 1a-68a

doi:10.1167/6.13

http://journalofvision.org/6/13/

ISSN 1534-7362

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Fall Vision Meeting, 2006: Abstracts

The Fall Vision Meeting Meeting was held October 6-8, 2006, in Rochester, New York in cooperation with the Optical Society of America. The following are the abstracts of that meeting. ARVO holds the copyright to Journal of Vision, Vol. 6, No. 13, but not to the individual abstracts in that issue. ARVO has published these abstracts as a service to the vision science community.

Neural Coding in the Retina
1	Demb	Cellular mechanisms for visual adaptation
2	Simoncelli, Pillow, Shlens, Paninski, & Chichilnisky	Toward characterizion of the complete visual signal in a patch of retina
3	Nirenberg	Ruling out and ruling in neural codes
4	Masland	The number of visual channels in mammalian retinas
Contributed Talk Session: Color
5	Stockman & Smithson	Transient tritanopia of a second kind redux: Delayed loss of S-cone sensitivity after long-wavelength field onset is consistent with the sluggish generation of an active photoproduct within the L- and M-cones
6	Cao, Zele, Smith, & Pokorny	S-cone discrimination with spatial and temporal chromatic contrast
7	Gabree & Eskew	Pedestal masking of S-cone increments and decrements: Less contrast gain control in the S-OFF pathways
8	Richters & Eskew	Mechanisms underlying long-term chromatic adaptation
9	Verma & Pianta	Contribution of human cone photoreceptors to the photopic 30-Hz flicker electroretinogram
10	Wade & McKee	Chromatic independence of surround suppression mechanisms is evidence for an early cortical site of contrast normalization
Multi-sensory Processing and Cross-modal Plasticity
11	Ptito	Cross-modal plasticity: Lessons from the visual system
12	Amedi, Camprodon, Merabet, Meijer, & Pascual-Leone	Towards closing the gap between visual neuroprostheses and sighted restoration: Insights from studying vision, cross-modal plasticity and sensory substitution
13	Pouget	Neural basis of Bayes-optimal multisensory integration: Theory and experiments
14	Romanski	Integration of auditory and visual communication information in the primate prefrontal cortex
Color Naming and Cone Mechanisms
15	Hardin	Color categories: Nature and nurture
16	Hofer	The contributions of cones to color vision
17	Wuerger	The cone inputs to colour appearance mechanisms
18	Kuehni	What the World Color Survey tells about hue based color categories
Contributed Talk Session: Vision
19	Wolfing Morgan, Gray, Dubra, Wolfe, Gee, Merigan, Sheehy, Masella, & Williams	High-resolution autofluorescence imaging of individual retinal pigment epithelial cells in vivo
20	Li & Roorda	Analysis of cone packing arrangement in adaptive optics images
21	Norcia, Pettet, Vildavski, Wade, & Appelbaum	Regions of human visual cortex sensitive to small vernier offsets as determined by EEG source-imaging
22	Shapiro & Smith	Are simultaneous contrast phenomena really illusions? Or does the visual system represent only the relevant spatial frequencies?
23	McKeefry & Burton	Speed selectivity in visual short term memory for motion
24	Herbert, Pelz, Calderwood, Cook, Curtis, DeAngelis, & Garrison	Searching for symmetry: Eye movements during a difficult symmetry detection task
Cortical and Sub-cortical Circuitry
25	Carandini, Frazor, & Benucci	Standing waves and traveling waves in visual cortex
26	Usrey	Dynamic properties of thalamic neurons for vision
27	Ferster	How threshold shapes cortical selectivity
28	Sherman	The role of thalamus in cortical function: Not just a simple relay
Vision and Reading
29	Seidenberg	Visual and phonological processing deficits in dyslexia: Evidence and possible linkage
30	Talcott	Sensory processing skills and deficits as potential indicators of reading disability
31	Dougherty	The development of visual pathways for reading
32	Borsting	The role of the eye care professional in helping individuals with reading problems
Evolution of Opsins and Color Vision
33	Yokoyama	General evolution of the opsins in vertebrates
34	Hunt	Molecular evolution of colour vision in primates
35	Neitz & Neitz	Evolution of opsins and inter-individual variability in humans
36	Osorio	Ecology of primate color vision
Retinal Structure & Function Revealed with High-Resolution Imaging
37	Choi, Zawadzki, & Werner	High-resolution imaging of retinal disease and their retinal function
38	Imanishi	Noninvasive two-photon imaging reveals retinyl ester storage structures in the eye
39	Stevenson	Eye movement recording and retinal image stabilization with high magnification retinal imaging
40	Bizheva, Pflug, Hermann, Povazay, Sattmann, Qiu, Anger, Reitsamer, Popov, Taylor, Unterhuber, Ahnelt, & Drexler	Depth-resolved optical probing of retinal physiology with functional ultrahigh resolution optical coherence tomography
Poster Abstracts
41	Anderson, DeAngelis, & Movshon	Highly redundant population coding explains the representation of spatial frequency information in primary visual cortex
42	Appelbaum, Vildavski, Pettet, Wade, & Norcia	Dynamics of scene segmentation: The role of boundary information
43	Cao, Merwine, & Grzywacz	Weakness of surround inhibition with natural-image stimulation
44	Coletta & Frericks	Visual acuity at low luminance in myopia
45	Geer & Schmidt	Initial visibility of a translating target is modulated by inter-frame contour separation
46	Green & Schmidt	Independent modulation of illusory line motion by onset and offset transients
47	Griffin	Basic colour foci and landmarks of the body colour solid
48	Ferri & Guirao	Effect of optical noise on retinal image and stochastic resonance
49	Guirao & Ferri	Information theory measures for estimating retinal image quality
50	Henning & Wichmann	Some observations on the pedestal effect or dipper function
51	Howland, Mihashi, & Sharma	Compensation of monochromatic aberrations in older human eyes
52	Hunter, Campbell, & Kisilak	Behaviour of image quality metrics in the presence of defocus and aberrations
53	Jokela-Määttä, Vartio, Paulin, & Donner	Individual variation in rod absorbance spectra correlated with opsin gene polymorphism in sand goby (Pomatoschistus minutus)
54	Kawamorita & Uozato	Changes of natural pupil size and ocular wavefront aberrations under the binocular and the monocular conditions
55	Li, Kolakowski, & Pelz	Using structured lighting to enhance video-based eye tracking systems
56	Mancuso, Barbur, Neitz, Rodriguez-Carmona, & Neitz	Feasibility of producing sufficient L/M opponency to support red green colour vision by coexpressing an L pigment transgene in a subset of M cone photoreceptors of protanopes
57	Mihashi , Kobayashi, Nakazawa, Yamaguchi, Hirohara, & Otaki	Refraction measurements with an open-view binocular Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor
58	Olzak, Wagge, & Thomas	Signal detection rating models underlying the uncertainty paradigm
59	Pallett & MacLeod	Inefficient discrimination of natural stimuli: Faces
60	Pitts & Nerger	Electrophysiological correlates of perceptual reversals for three different types of bistable images
61	Reeves & Grayhem	Early scotopic dark adaptation; the square-root law
62	Roberson, Mackinney, Neitz, & Neitz	Analyzing the neural circuit for coding blue-yellow color vision by measuring central versus peripheral hue perception
63	Rossi, Weiser, Tarrant, & Roorda	Does correction of higher order aberrations improve visual performance in myopes?
64	Wagge & Olzak	Assessment of mechanisms of visual integration in center/surround stimuli using an uncertainty paradigm
65	Yahagi	Effects of Intrastromal Pocket Keratotomy (IPK)
66	Yang	Modeling modelfest data and luminance dependent CSFs based on implicit masking
67	Yokota & Yokota	Spatio-temporal frequency dependence of perceptual filling-in facilitation
68	Zele, Cao, & Pokorny	Dark-adapted rods alter cone temporal impulse response functions


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