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Thursday June 24 Satellite symposium on Coma and Impaired Consciousness Download a detailed version of the satellite program here (pdf) Friday June 25 9.15-12.15 Morning Workshops
13.45 - 16.45: Afternoon Workshops
17.00 - 18.10: Opening lecture by Petra Stoerig:
Reflections on self-recognition
followed by the proclamation of the ASSC William James Prize.
18.15: Opening reception at the 'Brantyser' (Sint-Jacobsmarkt 11-13), as indicated on map 5.
Main conferenceSaturday June 26 9.20 -9.30: Opening
9.30 -10-30: Keynote lecture by Stanislas Dehaene:
The transition from non-conscious to conscious processing: Simulations and experimental tests of a neuronal workspace model
Chair: Thomas Metzinger
10.30 -11. 00: Coffee Break11.00 -13. 00 Plenary Symposium: Brain function in pathological unconsciousness
Joy Hirsch: Principles of functional neuroimaging
Steven Laureys: Brain function in pathological unconsciousness
Adrian Owen: Using functional neuroimaging to detect residual cognitive function in persistent vegetative state
Nicholas Schiff: Characterizing residual cerebral activity following severe brain injuries13.00 -14. 30 Poster session 1
Food will be available, for a 'walking Lunch'
PS1: Vakalopoulos, Coello, Lucero, Bailey, Voelzke, Shanahan, Holland, Thomas Schmidt, Aleksander, Franklin, Chella, Dooremalen, Ansorge, Wierzchon, Tomiczek, Niklaus, Jakobsen, Hunt, Scharlau, Phaf, Sturzenegger, Balas, Reynvoet, Vandenberghe, Davelaar, Destrebecqz, Eckstein, Vellozzo, Jimenez, Dorris, Godlewska, Bach, Geng, Caessens, Repovs, Ruby
14.30-16.30: Concurrent session 1
CS1.1. Philosophy 1 (Chrisley, Van Gulick, Veldeman, Reeve)
CS 1.2. NCC (Schwarzbach, Christensen, Sergent, Boly)
CS 1.3. Free will 1 (Huebl, Vierkant, Lau, Gomes)
CS 1.4 Implicit learning (Peigneux, Balas, Gaillard, Norman)
16.30 -17. 00: Coffee Break
17. 00- 18.00 Plenary debate: Stanislas Deheane and Daniel Holender on the plausibility of unconscious perception. Moderated by Axel Cleeremans.
Sunday June 27 9.15 -11.15: Plenary Symposium: The relationship of visibility, brightness, and salience to visual awareness
Ronald Rensink: Relating salience, attention, and visual awareness: The problem of ontological poverty
Susana Martinez-Conde: Shape and saliency are confounded in the early visual system
Steve Macknik: Physiological and perceptual studies of visibility and visual awareness in primates11.15 - 11.45: Coffee Break
11.45 -12.45 Keynote lecture by Takeo Watanabe:
Perceptual learning without conscious awareness is not passive
Chair: J. Kevin O'Regan12.45 -14. 15: Poster session 2
Food will be available, for a 'walking Lunch'
PS2: Bekinschtein, Legrand. Beaton, Schnakers, Todd, Frantzen, Bianca, Vosgerau, Cook, Rietveld, Delbecque, Blackmore, Hoogenboom, Twyman, Brown, Sweklej, Schmidt & Stoerig, Isenman, Turabi, Camprodon, Tanabe, Stoerig, Bengtsson, Torrance, Terrier, Sergent, Laurent, Schmidt-Felzmann, Melloni, Farber, Valente, Yao, De Preester, Daurat, McGann. Tschacher, Whiteley
14.15-16.15: Concurrent session 2
CS2.1. Sensorimotor accounts (Bompas, Love, Philipona, Auvray)
CS 2.2. Visual approaches (Davies, Cohen-Kadosh, Sagiv, Zeman)
CS 2.3. Memory, attention & sensory integration (Hall, Wilken, Banks, Smallwood)
CS 2.4 Philosophy 2 (Lloyd, Kriegel, Meeks, de Regt)
16.15 -16. 45: Coffee Break16.45 -18.45: Plenary Symposium: Dynamical approaches to Consciousness
Chair: Alva Noë Evan Thompson: Neurophenomenology and the neurodynamics of consciousness.
Jean-Philippe Lachaux: What was my subject doing ? The status of First person data in Brain Imaging
J. Scott Kelso: The complementary nature
Alicia Juarrero: Consciousness as a dynamic attractor20.15: Conference dinner at the Elzenveld
Monday June 28 9.30 -11.30: Plenary Symposium: Conscious volition: experimental and conceptual approaches
Matthew Rushworth: The medial motor areas and voluntary action
Jonathan Cole: The sense of agency in clinical patients with sensorimotor impairments
Patrick Haggard: Neural events associated with awareness of simple intentional actions
Pierre Jacob: Varieties of self-awareness
11.30 - 12.00: Coffee Break
12.00 -13.00 Keynote lecture by J. Kevin O'Regan
Phenomenal Consciousness Explained Better
Chair:Dan Lloyd
13.00 - 14.30: Lunch Break
14.30 -16-30: Concurrent session 3
CS3.1. Biology/techniques (Breitmeyer, Schnakers, van Swinderen, Petrovic)
CS 3.2. Phenomenology (Mangan, Price, Myin-Germeys, Ohme)
CS 3.3. Self (de Vignemont, Lou, Barresi, Baars)
CS 3.4 Free will 2 (Jordan, Ehrsson, Pauen, Kiesel)
16.30 -17.00: Coffee Break17.00 -18.00: Keynote lecture by Geraint Rees:
Neural correlates of conscious and unconscious vision
Chair: Ned Block
