Date

Speaker/Affiliation

Title

Wed 12^th September

Jeremy Wolfe

Visual Attention Lab, Brigham and Women's Hospital

Visual search in scenes

Wed 26^th September

Todd Horowitz

Visual Attention Lab, Brigham and Women's Hospital

Recent advances in dynamic attention

Wed 10^th October

George Alvarez

Computational Visual Cognition Lab, Brain & Cognitive Science, MIT

The representation of ensemble visual features outside the focus of attention

Wed 24^th October

Riccardo Pedersini

Visual Attention Lab, Brigham and Women's Hospital

Biased preferences: measurement of objective and subjective object features

Wed 7^th November

Piers Howe

Visual Attention Lab, Brigham and Women's Hospital

An fMRI investigation into multiple object tracking

Wed 14^th November

David Freedman

Department of Neurobiology, University of Chicago and Harvard Medical School

Exploring the roles of the frontal, temporal and parietal lobes in visual learning, memory and recognition

Wed 21^st November

No Seminar

Thanksgiving week

Wed 12^th December

John Maunsell

Department of Neurobiology, Harvard Medical School

Spatial attention and the tuning functions of individual cortical neurons

Wed 30^th January

Tim Brady

Computational Visual Cognition Lab, Brain & Cognitive Science, MIT

Tracking statistical regularities to form more efficient memory representations

Aaron Seitz

Vision Sciences Lab, Boston University

Vidhya Navalpakkam

Division of Biology, Caltech

Wed 13^th February

Antonio Torralba

Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, MIT

Object recognition by scene alignment

Wed 12^th March

Amelia Hunt

Vision Sciences Lab, Harvard University

An interesting 100 milliseconds in which to examine vision and attention

Wed 9^th April

Olivia Carter

Vision Sciences Lab, Harvard University

How do neurotransmitters help decide what we see?

Karla Evans

Kanwisher Lab, Brain & Cognitive Science, MIT and Visual Attention Lab, Brigham and Women's Hosipital