Vision Research in the USA
4th Symposium: June 9-10, 1967
Research in health-oriented institutions or laboratories
Chair: R. M. Boynton
Jay M. Enoch, Washington University School of Medicine
Research at the Washington University School of Medicine
L. D. Massopust & L. R. Wolin, Psychiatric Research Foundation of Cleveland
An overview of basic vision research at the Cleveland Psychiatric Institute
Alden Haffner, Optometric Center of New York
Research at the Optometric Center of New York
Glenn A. Fry, Ohio State University
Research in progress at the Ohio State University School of Optometry
A. Jampolski, Smith-Kettlewell Institute of Visual Sciences
Organization of human visual investigations in a medical center
Wm. W. Dawson, University of Florida
A multidisciplinary approach to the study of central visual processes
Organization of basic vision research in a sample of US universities
Chair: C. H. Graham
L. Hurvich & D. Jameson, University of Pennsylvania
Vision research at the University of Pennsylvania
L. A. Riggs, Brown University
Research in vision at Brown University
J. J. Wolken, Carnegie Institute of Technology
Vision research in the Biophysical Research Laboratory of Carnegie Institute of Technology
F. A. Young, Washington State University
Visual research in the State of Washington
R. M. Boynton, University of Rochester
Organization of vision research at the University of Rochester
Coordinated programs of basic and applied research
Chair: J. M. Enoch
H. R. Blackwell, Ohio State University
The Institute for Research in Vision at the Ohio State University
Bela Julesz, Bell Telephone Laboratories
Computers in visual research
J. L. Brown, Kansas State University
Vision research in military labs
John Taylor, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Aerospace and hydrospace vision--some research problems at the Visibility Laboratory
JoAnn Kinney, US Submarine Medical Center
Some "cross-section" viewpoints and problems
Chair: H. R. Blackwell
K. Ogle, Mayo Clinic
Research in binocular vision in the USA
Angela Little, University of California, Berkeley
Application of fundamental findings in vision research to the solution of practical problems in color measurement and specifications
A. Troelstra & L. Stark, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle
Vision research in biomedical engineering programs
Organizing Committee:
H. Richard Blackwell
Robert M. Boynton
M. A. Whitcomb