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MEETINGS FOR 2009-2010
Wednesday 6 January 2010 |
Vision Meeting and Palmer Lecture
Institute of Ophthalmology
Bath Street, London, EC1V 9EL
A programme of papers on current
reseach in the colourful aspects of vision
Plus the 2010 Palmer Lecturer by Prof Donald MacLeod
University of California, San Diego,
La Jolla, Ca, USA
see: http://psy2.ucsd.edu/~dmacleod/res.htm
PROGRAMME
9:30
COFFEE & REGISTRATION
10.00 Categorical perception
and thresholds for colour discrimination across languages - what role
does language play?
Debi
Roberson University of Essex
10.30 Creating greyscale
versions of coloured images: human and machine
Marina Bloj University of Bradford
11.00 Palmer Lecture
2010: Are there phenomenal complementaries?
Donald
McLeod UC San Diego
12.00 Colour and orientation
integrate in processing bimodal stimuli
Galina
Paramei Liverpool Hope
12.30 LUNCH
13.30 Cambridge
Research Systems Sponsored Lecture 2010: Telling colours apart
John Mollon University of Cambridge
14.30 Colour appearance in a
changing world
Hannah
Smithson University of Durham
15.00 Quantitative
assessment of commercial filter 'aids' for red-green colour defectives
Jack
Moreland University
of Keele
15.30
GRANVILLE-HALSTEAD TEA
16.00 Neural coding
mechanisms in color vision and the influences of natural scene
statistics and context
Thomas Wachtler LMU Munich
16.30 Effects of light
spectrum on the colours of art paintings
Sergio
Nascimento University
of Braga, Portugal
17.00 Estimation of
Individual Cone Sensitivities based on Colour Matching Functions
Graham
Finlayson University of East Anglia
17.30 END
REGISTRATION
The fee including lunch is £16 for
Colour Group members, and £20 for non-members.
The fee without lunch is £7 for
members and £10 for non-members.
Cheques made to The Colour Group
(GB).
Send the registration form and
cheque to
Alex Halliwell
School of Psychology
Eleanore Rathbone Building
Bedford Street South
Liverpool, L69 7ZA
so that it arrives by January 4th.
For further information contact
s.m.wuerger@liverpool.ac.uk.
ABSTRACTS
The abstracts are available as a PDF
file here.
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