Date

Speaker/Affiliation

Title

Wed 13^th March

Dietmar Heinke

University of Bimingham

Wed 26^th March

Matthew S. Cain

Visual Attention Lab, Brigham and Women's Hospital

The Role of Working Memory in Multiple-Target Visual Search

Wed 23^rd April

Tapan Gandhi

Sinha Lab, MIT

Face Perception: Nature or Nurture?

Thurs 29^th May

Elissa Aminoff

Carnegie Mellon University

Intrinsic Associative Processing in Scene Understanding

Thurs 7^th August

Jason Tangen

University of Queensland

Visual Expertise and Identification

Mon 8^th December

Carlos Velasco

University of Oxford

Multisensory food (and food-related objects) perception and attention

Mon 6^th October

Ruggero Micheletto

Yokohama University

A method for the visualization and interaction of simulated neural networks in real time 

Wed 8^th October

Talia Konkle

Harvard University

Exploring Object Representation: from low-level to high-level features

Wed 15^th October

Eli Pelli

Schepens Eye Research Institute, Massachusetts Eye and Ear

Applications of Google Glass for the Visually Impaired

Fri 31^st October

Nonie J. Finlayson

Ohio State University

Exploring the depths of visual perception

Wed 12^th November

Sam Ling

Boston University

Attention alters orientation processing in the human LGN