Only first authors are listed for each presentation.
| PC1 |
Electrocortical correlates of smooth pursuit eye movements
C. Klein |
| PC2 |
Eye movement and Gazing Point during Working Memory in Chronic
Schizophrenics
Mitsuhiro Suzuki |
| PC3 |
Spatial frequency tuning of the saccadic system
C.J.H. Ludwig |
| PC4 |
Performance of schizophrenic and frontal lobe injured patients
in a saccadic countermanding paradigm
B. Reuter |
| PC5 |
Designing for autonomous recording of eye movements
D. Wooding |
| PC6 |
Linear motion processing in the brain: A visual evoked potential
study
T. Yamanoi |
| PC7 |
Improvement of gazing in students of physical therapy school
during observating a patient by effect of education
K. Yoshida |
| PC8 |
Distribution of fixation durations during item-by-item judgment
and aross-item pattern detection
C. Nakatani |
| PC9 |
Eye movement behavior during spontaneously reversing perception
of multistable images
A.R. Nikolaev |
| PC10 |
Gaze-contingent image analysis and multi-sensorial image display
S.G. Nikolov |
| PC11 |
Target selection for saccadic eye movements in parietal cortext
area lip during a color discrimination search task
M. Paré |
| PC12 |
Reading globally ambiguous syntactic structures is easy
J. Pearson |
| PC13 |
Early alterations in saccadic eye movements of a 4-years-old
child affected by Gaucher's Disease
P. Pensiero |
| PC14 |
The Dual Remembered Pursuit task: target selection for predictive
smooth pursuit eye movements
E. Poliakoff |
| PC15 |
Orienting of attention and saccade programming within and
between objects
P. Pouget |
| PC16 |
Handheld device usability studies with eye tracking
M. Puhakka |
| PC17 |
Within-word eye movements and the lexical decision task
J. Pynte |
| PC18 |
Anticipatory eye and hand movements in schizophrenia
U. Sailer |
| PC19 |
Anticipation of particle verb meanings in visual worlds
C. Scheepers |
| PC20 |
The effects of medication on the pursuit eye movements of
adolescent borderline patients with conduct and schizotypical
personality disorders
A.H. Schwartz |
| PC21 |
Contextual influences on eye movements and guidance in a visual
search task
J. Shen |
| PC22 |
Two paths towards the target: An oculomotor approach to semantic
interpretation
L. Sichelschmidt |
| PC23 |
Wrap-up effects of frequency on eye fixations in reading
T.J. Slattery |
| PC24 |
Using eye tracking as a reading time measure to determine
the acceptability of brand extensions
A.J. Stewart |
| PC25 |
Relation between fixation disparity and visual fatigue
A. Švede |
| PC26 |
What determines where we move our eyes in the natural world?
B.W. Tatler |
| PC27 |
Eye movement related brain potentials in preattentive and
attentive stages of visual processing
P. Unema |
| PC28 |
Observing ambiguous point-light figures: Does the initial
fixation affect the interpretation?
J. Vanrie |
| PC29 |
Individual differences in parameters of binocular simple saccades
W.B. Kloke |
| PC30 |
Ambiguous pronoun resolution in spoken Finnish: Contrasting
the subject and first-mention preference accounts
J. Järvikivi
|
| PC31 |
The Dundee Corpus
A. Kennedy |
| PC32 |
Parafoveal pragmatics?
W.S. Murray |
| PC33 |
Punctuated prepositional phrases
R.L. Hill |
| *PC34 |
Eye movements and speech: Tools for accessing the mind
J. Holsanova |
| PC35 |
Oculomotor and saccadic related potential changes in depressive
and panic patients
F. Jagla |
*Unconfirmed at present.
