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Concurrent Sessions:
CS 2.1 Binocular Rivalry/Neural
Correlates (Psychology 204)
"Variability and Adaptability of the Visual System in
Binocular Rivalry" by Fumihiko Taya, Osaka University
& Sony Computer Science Laboratories and Ken Mogi, Sony
Computer Science Laboratories
"Differential Amygdala but not extrastriate activity is
evidence for Categorization of objects not seen during
Binocular Rivalry" by Brian Pasley and Robert Schultz,
Yale Child Study Center
"Re-Entrant Loops, Neural Codes and Conscious
Awareness" by Peter Cariani, Harvard Medical School
"Can Neural Darwinism explain Consciousness? An
Empirical Evaluation" by Anil K. Seth and Bernard J.
Baars, The Neurosciences Institute
CS 2.2
Phenomenology (Psychology 206)
"Phenomenology ain't just in the head" by Justin C.
Fisher, University of Arizona
"Either Ho or Fo: A False Dichotomy" by Robert W.
Lurz, Brooklyn College, CUNY
"Closing the gap on pain" by Thomas Polger,
University of Cincinnati, and Kenneth Sufka, University of
Mississippi
"Reportability and the Single Index Challenge" by
Dan Ryder, Indiana University, and Zena Ryder, UNC Chapel
Hill
CS 2.3
Perception (Dunn Hall 249)
"Studies of the Dichoptic Standing Wave of
Invisibility: Implications for Visual Awareness" by
Stephen L. Macknik and Susana Martinez-Conde, University
College, London
"Perception Training of the Visual Potentialities"
by Sharipov Amir and Gafurova Zulfia, Russian Eye and
Plastic Surgery Center
"Changes in Shape are confunded with changes in
Intensity in early Visual Neurons" by Susana Martinez-Conde,
Stephen L. Macknik, and Xoana G. Troncoso, University
College, London
"Illusory Body Image induced by Double Touch in
fingers" by Takayasu Sekine, Tokyo Institute of
Technology & Sony Computer Science Laboratories, and Ken
Mogi, Sony Computer Science Laboratories |
