Program

The talk schedule for the 17th Annual OPAM is available to download. It contains the schedule for talks (also shown below), information about the poster session, abstracts for all talks and posters, and the abstract for the keynote talk.

OPAM 2009 Talk Session
Constitution Ballroom A, Boston Sheraton Hotel
7:30Registration 
7:55Opening Remarks 
Chair: Melanie PalomaresFaces and Scenes
8:00Kirsten Dalrymple, Walter Bischof, Elina Birmingham, Jason Barton & Alan KingstoneThe look of recovery: Opening a window on simultanagnosia
8:15Nicolas Davidenko & Kalanit Grill-SpectorControlling simulus variability reveals exemplar-based neural face representations
8:30Melissa L.-H. Vo & John M. HendersonThe time course of initial scene processing
8:45Valerie Morash, Tharian Cherian, & Pawan SinhaUsing latency to link behavioral skills with neural correlates: Face recognition and the M170
9:00Break 
Chair: Artem BelopolskyAttention and Object-tracking
9:15Matthew Doran & James HoffmanTarget Enhancement and Distractor Suppression in Multiple Object Tracking
9:30Caglar Tas, Michael D. Dodd, & Andrew HollingworthThe interaction of surface feature and spatiotemporal continuity in object-based inhibition of return
9:45Brian A. Anderson & Charles L. FolkVariations in the Magnitude of Attentional Capture: Testing a Two-Process Model
10:00Edward Vul, Michael Frank, George Alvarez, & Josh Tenenbaum Modeling and quantifying tradeoffs in multiple object tracking
10:15Break 
Chair: Joseph BrooksOrganization, Integration & Consciousness
10:30Joshua Cosman & Shaun VeceraAction influences figure-ground assignment
10:45Timothy Vickery & Marvin ChunThe perception of space is warped by objects
11:00Kyle Mathewson, Monica Fabiani, Gabriele Gratton, Diane Beck & Alejandro LlerasMaking waves in the stream of consciousness: Eliciting predictable oscillations in visual awareness with pre-target entrainment at 12 Hz
11:15Elena Makovac & Walter GerbinoSound-shape congruency affects the multisensory response enhancement
11:30Lunch(on your own)
Chair: Michi MatsukuraVisual Working Memory
12:15Keisuke Fukuda & Edward VogelHuman Variation in Overriding Attentional Capture
12:30Lingling Wang, Steven B. Most & James H. HoffmanThe Contralateral Delay Activity component of the ERP reflects the number of locations but not the number of objects in visual short-term memory
12:45Timothy F. Brady & George A. AlvarezEnsemble statistics of a display influence the representation of items in visual working memory
1:00Keynote Speaker: Marlene BehrmannPsychological and neural systems supporting face recognition
2:00Closing Remarks 
2:15-3:30Poster SessionHynes Convention Center, Ballrooms A, B, and C