Poster Session

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#	Poster Title	Presenter	Room	Topic Area
I1	The Top-down Modulation of Task-Irrelevant Sounds Processing	Cavicchi, Shari	Osprey	Attention: Capture 2
I2	Immunity from Capture: Not!	Klein, Raymond M.	Osprey	Attention: Capture 2
I3	Does color priming alter attentional priorities in visual search?	Ramgir, Aniruddha	Osprey	Attention: Capture 2
I4	Information-optimal local features automatically attract covert and overt orienting of attention	Castellotti, Serena	Osprey	Attention: Capture 2
I5	Independent time courses for feature-binding errors after attentional capture and disengagement	Pidaparthi, Lasyapriya	Osprey	Attention: Capture 2
I6	Attentional templates are sharpened through differential signal enhancement, not differential allocation of attention	Kerzel, Dirk	Osprey	Attention: Capture 2
I7	The selection balance: how target value, proximity and priming shape search strategy and eye movement dynamics during visual foraging	Tagu, Jérôme	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I8	Eye Movements in Tablet-based Visual Foraging	Tünnermann, Jan	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I9	A two-stage diffusion model in foraging: Simulation and empirical results	Bella Fernández, Marcos	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I10	Can Hybrid Foraging tasks help us to understand attentional problems in development?	Cruces, Laura	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I11	Age differences in foraging organization	Ólafsdóttir, Inga María	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I12	Effects of target value and prevalence on foraging in aging	Wiegand, Iris	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I13	Individual Differences in Inattentional Blindness in Visual Search	Gil-Gómez de Liaño, Beatriz	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I14	High Level Feature Search in Autism Spectrum Disorder	Abassi Abu Rukab, Safaa	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I15	Maximizers and Satisficers in Visual Search: Extra Effort Doesn’t Guarantee Additional Reward	Slifkin, Elisabeth	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I16	Gaze behaviour when visually searching for targets to be reached toward is influenced by movement-related costs imposed by obstacles	Moskowitz, Joshua B.	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I17	How does multidimensional complexity impact processing efficiency in visual search?	Xu, Zoe (Jing)	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I18	Exploring the gist-based modulation of learning rate in visual search	Adema, Juliana D.	Osprey	Visual Search: Attention, models, individual differences
I19	Deep Neural Network Selectivity for Global Shape	Baker, Nicholas	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I20	Increasing neural network robustness improves match to V1 eigenspectrum and improves V1 predictivity	Kong, Nathan	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I21	Is initial training with blurry images beneficial for the development of object recognition systems?	Jang, Hojin	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I22	Representing contextual associations in convolutional neural networks	Roginek, Eric	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I23	Quantifying Adversarial Sensitivity of a Model as a Function of the Image Distribution	Kunhardt, Owen	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I24	A Signature of Orientation Invariance in Human fMRI & (Some) Deep Neural Networks	Conwell, Colin	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I25	High-performing computational models of visual cortex are marked by high intrinsic dimensionality	Elmoznino, Eric	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I26	Hierarchically Local Tasks and Deep Convolutional Networks	Deza, Arturo	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I27	VISCNN: A tool for Visualizing Interpretable Subgraphs in CNNs	Hamblin, Christopher	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I28	Synthesizing preferred stimuli for individual voxels in the human visual system	Seeliger, K.	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I29	A unifying parametric language and a toolbox for future investigations of the role of the medial axis parameters in human vision.	Morfoisse, Théo	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I30	Bayesian inference of population prevalence	Ince, Robin	Osprey	Object Recognition: Models
I32	A deep neural network trained with human-like visual experience on lookalike objects, perceives animacy in lookalike objects similar to the brain.	Duyck, Stefanie	Osprey	Object Recognition: Categories 2
I33	The Role of Retinal Position and Semantic Relatedness of Objects on The Familiar-Size Stroop Effect	Kollenda, Diana	Osprey	Object Recognition: Categories 2
I34	Limitations on Animacy Categorization in Ensemble Perception	Khvostov, Vladislav	Osprey	Object Recognition: Categories 2
I35	On the time course of Conscious and Unconscious Semantic Processing	Micher, Nitzan	Osprey	Object Recognition: Categories 2