Colloquium

Abstract: Previous research has overwhelmingly demonstrated that fluent print reading relies heavily on the unconscious visual recognition of units larger than single letters and smaller than whole…

Abstract: Over the last decades, motion and depth processing have been extensively studied in the nonhuman primate brain from electrophysiological recordings, leading to an accurate characterization…

Abstract: In 1987, Alan Kay pointed out that the development of interfaces to computers is going backwards. Whereas children begin building their understanding of the world through embodied…

Abstract: Proper eye movement control and maintenance of clear single vision are essential for the diverse visual demands of daily life. Clinical experience and growing research indicate that impaired…

Abstract: Functional changes in visual cortex as a consequence of blindness are a major model for studying crossmodal neuroplasticity. A large body of previous work has shown that traditionally visual…

Abstract: When the introduction of computer technology led to unexpected visual and skeletomuscular complaints, users became aware of limits in the capabilities of their eyes and body posture. This…

Abstract: Refractive error and interocular distance mature during the first years after birth when the development of a fully binocular visual system is dependent on both focused and aligned retinal…

Presenter: Professor Krish Sathian, MD, PhD, FANA Professor of Neurology, Rehabilitation Medicine and Psychology, Emory University Director, Neurorehabilitation Program, Department of Neurology, Emory…

Presenter: K-Min Lee, M.D., Ph.D., Professor, Department of Neurology, Seoul National University Host: Dr. Arthur Jampolsky Abstract Portable and immersive display devices abound in modern daily life…

Presenter: Bernhard A. Sabel, University of Magdeburg/Germany and Beijing Tongren Hospital/China Host: August Colenbrander, M.D. Abstract Although about half of our brain´s cortex controls vision, low…