Past Events

Abstract: Assistive navigation systems for blind people take images or videos as an input for various tasks such as finding the location of a user, recognizing objects, and detecting obstacles. Though…

Abstract - Accuracy and bias may seem at odds in perception. Yet they are as much complementary as they are contradictory. For example, people are excellent at recognizing others’ expressions of…

Abstract: To interact with the world around us, we must accurately perceive our environment and how we are moving within it. For this, visual, vestibular, and somatosensory (proprioceptive and tactile…

Abstract - Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the most prevalent cause of central visual field loss. Since the fovea (oculomotor locus) is often impaired, individuals with AMD typically have…

Abstract - Vision Research at Apple 12:00 – 12:35 pm Speakers: Andrew Watson - Distinguished Chief Vision Scientist, Apple Laura Walker - Sr. Engineer, Visual Health, Apple Apple brings together the…

Abstract - Eye movement is an observable behavior relating to visual attention, which can be characterized into two types: one a bottom-up process that is solely based on the visual input and the…

Abstract - This seminar will cover many fun, sometimes perplexing, features of PowerPoint. Topics include cropping videos, animating text, sharpening shapes, taming icons, punching holes in shapes (!)…

Abstract - The visual system must organize dynamic input into meaningful percepts across time, balancing between stability and sensitivity to change. The Temporal Integration Window (TIW) has been…

Announcing - the 'Virtual' Seventeenth Annual Meeting Low Vision Rehabilitation Study Group. It's a 2-Day Event (Feb. 4th & 5th) both days 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Purpose: An informal gathering of…

Abstract - Over the past several decades, magnetoencephalography (MEG) has emerged as an efficient technique to study brain function non-invasively with a high temporal resolution. Advancements in…