Colloquium

Current Topics in Perception and Cognition – WiSe 2022/23

The talks will take place at 10 am in lecture room 012 (Alter Steinbacher Weg 44) or online unless otherwise stated.

IRTG talks are Tuesdays at 4pm or 6 pm. Invitations will be sent by email a few days before the talk. If you want to attend a particular talk, please send an email to: filipp.schmidt

Date	Speaker	Title
19. October	Angela Yu UCSD, TU Darmstadt	Computational models for visual perception -- Cancelled --
25. October Tuesday IRTG 4 pm	Erich Schröger Leipzig	Generative mental models of hearing
26. October	Vassilia Hatzitaki Thessaloniki	Postural tracking of predictable and complex visual motion cues: Implications for visuomotor learning
01. November Tuesday IRTG 4 pm ONLINE	Monika Harvey Glasgow	Spatial attention changes across the lifespan
02. November	Bevil Conway NIH, Bethesda	Principles of Neuroscience in Color
08. November Tuesday IRTG 6 pm ONLINE	Jeannette Bohg Stanford	The challenges of robot learning for manipulation of deformables
09. November	Dimitris Mylonas Northeastern Univ London	Augmenting colour communication within and across languages
09. November 5 pm ONLINE	Joy Geng UC Davis	Rethinking the target template in visual search: the role of learned expectations
16. November	Claudia Lunghi ENS Paris	Neuroplasticity, and the search for better vision
22. November Tuesday IRTG 4 pm ONLINE	Neil Burgess London	Neural Mechanisms of Spatial Memory and Navigation
23. November	Pascal Mamassian ENS Paris	Confidence and aesthetics judgments in visual perception
29. November Tuesday IRTG 4 pm ONLINE	Vera Schlüssel Bonn	Orientation strategies and spatial memory in sharks and stingrays
30. November	Kristine Krug Magdeburg	Probing the neural processes that underlie perceptual decisions by primates
14. December	Jolande Fooken Queens Univ	Acting while perceiving: Adaptive eye-hand coordination in multi-tasking
11. January	Thomas Wallis Darmstadt	Scene understanding and scene appearance
16. January Monday CMBB 6 pm MARBURG	Philipp Sterzer Charite, Berlin	The predictive coding account of psychosis
17. January Tuesday IRTG 4 pm ONLINE	Daniel Lakens Eindhoven	Proving Yourself Wrong: How to Design Informative Studies
18. January ONLINE	Nico Bunzeck Lübeck	Novelty processing and the effects of learning across the lifespan
24. January Tuesday IRTG 4 pm ONLINE	Craig Chapman Edmonton	Gaze and Movement Analysis (GaMA) in Real and Virtual Worlds
25. January	Jolyon Troscianko Exeter	Using online gaming experiments to study camouflage
01. February	Sharon Gilaie-Dotan Bar Ilan	Physical stimulus dimensions, memory and memorability during naturalistic encoding
07. February Tuesday IRTG 4 pm ONLINE	Joo-Hyun Song Providence	How does action training affect perception and cognition?
08. February	Anke Huckauf Ulm	What Gaze tells us: perceptual, cognitive, and social functions
08. February 4 pm MARBURG	Eckart Zimmermann Düsseldorf	How action trains perception

* titles in italics are preliminary
Colloquium talks in past semsters