Poster Session

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#	Poster Title	Presenter	Room	Topic Area
H1	Using electrooculography to track closed-eye movements.	MacNeil, Raymond R.	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H2	Discriminable human gaze patterns for solid objects versus 2-D and 3-D pictures of those objects	Fairchild, Grant	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H3	Torsional eye movements while viewing an illusory tilted scene	Winnick, Ariel	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H5	A Model of the Post-saccadic Dynamics of Visual Sensitivity	Yang, Bin	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H6	Temporal dynamics of peri-microsaccadic perceptual modulations in the foveola	Stearns, Zoe	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H7	Alterations in oculomotor behavior in healthy aging and mild cognitive impairment	Kwon, Elisa	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H8	Eye movement deficits in Parkinson’s patients are compensated during go/no-go manual interceptions	Fooken, Jolande	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H9	Objective Dynamic Visual Acuity Assessment Method Based on Steady-State Visual Evoked Potentials with Smooth-Pursuit Eye Movements Recording	Du, Chenghang	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H10	Smooth Pursuit Stabilizes Objects in Perceptual and not Retinal Coordinates	Maechler, Marvin, R.	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H11	Post-saccadic dynamics of visual sensitivity across the visual field	Li, Yuanhao	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H12	A natural look at scanpath theory: The way we move our head and eyes predicts scene recognition	Anderson, Nicola	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H13	Features derived from a deep neural network distinguish visual cues used by CCTV experts versus novices	Peng, Yujia	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H14	Pathologist pupil dilation reflects difficulty in diagnosing digital breast tissue biopsies	Lavelle, Mark	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H15	PRL location consistency across tasks and participants: a simulated scotoma study	Maniglia, Marcello	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H16	Saccades during visual search: adaptations in the presence of a binocular scotoma	Vullings, Cécile	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H17	Spatial resolution of pre-microsaccadic perceptual enhancements across the foveola	Zhang, Yue	Osprey	Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
H18	A large-scale standardized survey of neural receptive fields in an entire column in mouse V1	Abbasi Asl, Reza	Osprey	Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
H19	Using classification-based decoding to analyze the Spatiotopic and Retinotopic memory representations in primates	Khaki, Milad	Osprey	Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
H20	Diffeomorphic Registration of Retinotopic Maps with Quasiconformal Mapping	Wang, Yalin	Osprey	Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
H21	Quantitative Characterization of the Human Retinotopic Map Based on Quasiconformal Mapping	Ta, Duyan	Osprey	Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
H22	Development of the visual pathways predicts changes in electrophysiological responses in visual cortex	Caffarra, Sendy	Osprey	Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
H23	Assessing the general utility of a probabilistic atlas for independent delineation of early visual areas	Weldon, Kimberly	Osprey	Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
H24	Multi-voxel pattern analysis of center-surround processing in psychosis	Montoya, Samantha	Osprey	Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1
H25	Stronger BOLD responses along the horizontal meridian in V1	Kay, Kendrick	Osprey	Spatial Vision: Neural Mechanisms 1