Journal of Vision - Volume 8, Number 17

Volume 8, Number 17, Abstracts 1a-91a

doi:10.1167/8.17

http://journalofvision.org/8/17/

ISSN 1534-7362

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Fall Vision Meeting, 2008: Abstracts

The Fall Vision Meeting Meeting was held October 24 - 26, 2008, 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. 8, No. 17, but not to the individual abstracts in that issue. ARVO has published these abstracts as a service to the vision science community.

Between the Eyes and the Cortex: Active and Passive Filtering in the Geniculate
1	Kastner	Neural correlates of visual attention and awareness in the human LGN
2	Rees	Functional MRI of the human LGN and subcortical pathways
3	Alitto & Usrey	Spatial attention and visual processing in the lateral geniculate nucleus
4	Alonso	Receptive field dynamics and response gain in visual thalamus
Color and Motion Processing
5	White, Boehnke, Marino, Itti, & Munoz	Color Signals in the Primate Superior Colliculus
6	Nassi	Specialized circuits relaying primate parallel visual pathways to area MT
7	Nishida	Trajectory integration of color signals for motion deblurring
8	McKeefry	Color in motion revealed by motion after-effects
Contributed Talk Session: Color
9	Masuda, Hofer, Carroll, & Williams	Arrangement of the trichromatic cone mosaic in peripheral retina of a color-normal and a deutan Carrier
10	Martin, Tailby, Szmajda, Buzás, & Lee	Contribution of blue (S) cone signals to classical and extraclassical receptive fields in the lateral geniculate nucleus
11	Baraas & Sun	Comparison of local versus lateral S-cone modulation on rod thresholds
12	Salzwedel, Mauck, Kuchenbecker, Pawela, Hudetz, Hyde, Neitz, & Neitz,	Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) investigation of the circuitry for blue-yellow color vision
13	Hong & Blake	Interocular suppression selectively affects achromatic and chromatic pathways
14	Engles, Hammond, & Wooten	Macular pigment and contrast sensitivity: Testing the acuity hypothesis
15	Falconbridge & MacLeod	Invisible gratings exposed by their effect on subsequent test gratings
16	Zhang, Bao, He, & Engel	Long-term orientation-specific contrast reduction reveals plasticity of mechanisms of contrast appearance
17	Ip, Bridge, & Parker	Spatial, but not feature attention, modulates responses to stereoscopic structure-from-motion in human visual cortex
18	Geng, Porter, Greenberg, Wolfe, Gray, Hunter, Dubra, Masella, Flannery, & Williams	Adaptive optics imaging of microscopic structures in rat retina in vivo
19	Kumar, Stevenson, & Roorda	Localized distortions within saccadic mapping contribute to the variance in saccadic landing points
20	Rossi, Carroll, & Roorda	The relationship between the cone photoreceptor mosaic and visual acuity in normal observers and blue cone monochromat carriers
Gene Therapy Approaches to Basic and Clinical Vision Sciences
21	Mauck, Garcia, Mancuso, Kuchenbecker, Salzwedel, Neitz, & Neitz	Using gene therapy to probe the circuit for color vision
22	Greenberg	Electrophysiology of channel rhodopsin in rabbit retina
23	Kolstad	Engineered photo-switch driven cortical responses in models of inherited blinding diseases
Long-term Adaptive Effects in Color Vision
24	Hammond	Compensation for macular pigment: Color appearance and sensitivity regulation
25	Werner	What the aging lens can tell us about color appearance
26	Eskew & Richters	Potential mechanisms of long-term adaptation in color vision, and a failure to find evidence for them
27	Bompas	Eye movements participate to color appearance
Makous Festschrift
28	MacLeod	Color in the neural maze
29	Schnapf	Electrical networks in mammalian cone photoreceptors
30	Geisler	Natural systems analysis
31	Bex	Contrast perception in natural scenes
Measuring Population Activity in the Visual Cortex
32	Kohn	Neural correlation in V1 and its effect on coding
33	Wu, Tiesinga, Tucker, Mitroff, & Fitzpatrick	Distortions in perceived direction of motion predicted by population response dynamics in primary visual cortex
34	Gardner, Sun, Tanaka, Heeger, and Cheng	Inferring population responses in human visual cortex with classification analysis
35	Dumoulin, Amano, & Wandell	Quantitative population receptive field estimates in human visual cortex
Retinopathy and Visual Dysfunction
36	Fitzke	Retinal Imaging and functional studies in the living human eye to reveal fine structural changes that accompany loss of visual sensitivity
37	Wang	Early detection/assessment/monitoring of vision loss in AMD and Stargardt disease
38	Birch	The role of electrophysiology in detecting and following retinal dystrophies
39	Coffey	Animal models of ARMD and RPE transplant in human patients
Poster Abstracts
40	Aaen-Stockdale, Thompson, Huang, & Hess	A low-level explanation of paradoxical motion percepts
41	Ahumada	Cortical under-sampling and crowding
42	Appelbaum, Meyerhoff, Chen, & Woldorff,	Automaticity and information integration in the human brain: EEG insights from SOA variants of the Stroop and reverse Stroop tasks
43	Gupta, Atchison, Zele, & Guo	The effect of optical aberrations on the colour appearance of small lights
44	Baker, Nerger, & Volbrecht	Rod influence on hue perception – it’s about time
45	Barbur, Rodríguez-Carmona, & Harlow	Factors that cause variability in chromatic sensitivity in normal colour vision and in congenital deficiency
46	Bosworth & Dobkins	Chromatic (Red/Green) and luminance contrast sensitivity in fullterm and “Late” preterm infants: Effects of early visual experience on magnocellular and parvocellular pathway processing
47	Buchholz, Hikita, Radeke, Blashke, Johnson, & Clegg	Stem cell derived retinal pigment Epithelium for the treatment of age-related Macular degeneration
48	Campbell, Bunghardt, Kisilak, and Irving	Diurnal rhythms of refractive error components in normal chick
49	Coletta, Raghuram, Rondon, & Johnson	Foveal and perifoveal thickness in myopia measured with a Fourier-Domain OCT
50	Dimova, & Denham	A neurally plausible model of the dynamics of motion integration in smooth eye pursuit based on recursive Bayesian estimation
51	Dorr, Ludwig, & Barth	Real-time gaze-contingent spatio-temporal filtering for gaze guidance
52	Dubis, Rha, Tanna, Stepien, & Carroll	Examining foveal cone packing using SD-OCT – implications for foveal development
53	Elze, Song, & Jost	Visual masking as interaction of prediction and certainty
54	Garcia-Suarez, Ruppertsberg, & Bloj	Visual sensitivity to isoluminant chromatic gradients with different spatial profiles
55	Gavrik	The constant color perception at various illuminations: Could the own cheek and nose permanently occurring on the periphery of observer’s visual field provide the visual system with the necessary standard of spectral reflectance?
56	Glasser & Tadin	Lower temporal limit for generation of the motion after-effect
57	Herbert, Stefano, Conley, & Pelz	Re-examining the preferential detection of negative stimuli: Better performance for positive faces
58	Hibbeler & Olzak	Displaying components as figure and ground removes masking effects in hyperacuity discriminations
59	Hunter, Morgan, Sentiff, Merigan, & Williams	Photochemically induced autofluorescence decrease and retinal pigment Epithelial damage
60	Imazumi & Nakauchi	Blur adaptation to spatial frequency structure
61	Irsch, Gramatikov, Wu, & Guyton	Polarization modulation improves retinal birefringence scanning
62	Johnson & Coletta	Transverse magnification in an Optovue Fourier-Domain OCT instrument
63	Jong & Panta	Repeatability and reproducibility of alternative measures of retinal structure using OCT
64	Kisilak, Bunghardt, Ball, Irving,& Campbell	Imaging of photoreceptors during development in the chick in order to test models of eye growth
65	Kubota	Computational models for self-organization of retinal neurons in Euclidean space
66	Kuchenbecker, Salzwedel, Trujillo, Neitz, & Neitz	The spectral ON-OFF ERG and its use for studying blue-yellow color vision circuitry
67	Lee, Sun, Cao, & Zaidi	Does static contrast enhance contrast sensitivity?
68	Maehara, Huang, & Hess	The effect of flankers on TvC functions in binocular, monocular, and dichoptic presentations
69	Mancuso, Hauswirth, Connor, Kuchenbecker, Mauck, Neitz, & Neitz	Analysis of a primate cone mosaic following targeted gene transfer using recombinant adeno-associated virus vectors
70	Morris, Liu, Cropper, Forte, & Mattingley	Psychophysical summation of visual motion across eye movements reflects decision processes, not sensory integration
71	Mullen, Leung, & Baxter	Changes in S-cone increment and decrement sensitivity as a function of age and eccentricity
72	Olzak & Hibbeler	Contrast gain control and summing circuit bandwidths in fine spatial frequency discriminations
73	Lauva	Neural interaction of retinal aftereffects and contrast adaptation in perception of gabor gratings
74	Parry & Robson	Optimization of large tritan stimuli by correcting for individual variations in spectral sensitivity and macular pigment distribution
75	Raphael & MacLeod	Minimally distinct borders in mesopic vision
76	Renzi, Hammond, & Wooten	Age-related changes in the temporal modulation transfer function, assessed foveally and parafoveally
77	Roberson, Neitz, & Neitz	UV opsin knock-out mouse for studying L opsin mutants without UV opsin coexpression
78	Sabesan & Yoon	Neural compensation to asymmetric optical blur to enhance visual performance in keratoconic eyes
79	Saika, Nakagawa, Hirohara, Fujikado, & Mihashi	The Keratoconus screening using logistic regression analysis of Corneal topography
80	Sakano & Ando	Both head motion and stereo viewing enhance perceived glossiness
81	Sato & Uchikawa	Effects of spatial attention on disparity thresholds in detecting dual targets in the central and peripheral visual field
82	Sawides, Dorronsoro, Gambra, & Marcos	Visual performance after adaptive-optics correction of ocular aberrations: visual acuity, subjective quality preference of natural images and recognition of faces and facial expressions
83	Shitanoki & Tagaya	Reduction of astigmatism in progressive addition lenses by employment of graded-index materials
84	Sun & Baraas	Comparison of influences of local and lateral cone modulation on rod thresholds
85	Tanna, Ayub, Rha, Tait, Dubis, Stepien, & Carroll	Evaluation of a broadband OCT light source for retinal layer segmentation and image quality
86	Tokuda	Using saccadic eye movements to measure mental workload
87	Turski	Projective fourier analysis and erisaccadic perception
88	Wang & Tyo	Color representation in the Tristimulus space
89	Wagge & Olzak	Contributions of contrast gain and response gain in pattern masking
90	Wagner-Schuman, Neitz, & Neitz	Slowing the progression of myopia in children
91	Yellott	Mitigating visual defocus by prefiltering the object spectrum


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