Adaptive Representation and Control in Vision
24th Symposium: June 18-20, 2004
Perceptual Learning
Chair: Richard Aslin
Yang Dan, University of California, Berkeley
Timing-dependent plasticity in visual cortex
Charles Gilbert, Rockefeller University
Neural mechanisms of perceptual learning
Takeo Watanabe, Boston University
Perceptual learning without perception is not passive
Marvin Chun, Yale University
Attentional modulation of repetition attenuation effects
Memory Signals & Representation
Chair: Charlie Duffy
Tatiana Pasternak, University of Rochester
Cognitive influences in cortical area MT
Carlos Brody, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Dynamical systems in biology: a neural model of sequential discrimination
Wendy Suzuki, New York University
Associative memory signals in the monkey medial temporal lobe
Mark D'Esposito, University of California, Berkeley
Neural mechanisms of top-down control of goal directed behavior
Working Memory & Control
Chair: Daphne Bavelier
Jun Tanji, Tohoku University
Participation of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex in time keeping and categorized motor-sequence planning
Earl Miller, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The prefrontal cortex: concepts, rules and cognitive control
Todd Braver, Washington University
Dual mechanisms of cognitive control
Yuhong Jiang, Harvard University
Role of learning in visual attention and working memory
Decision Making
Chair: Alex Pouget
Michael Shadlen, University of Washington
A neural mechanism for making decisions
Hauke Heekeren, Berlin NeuroImaging Center
Perceptual decision-making in the human brain
Jeffrey Schall, Vanderbilt University
On the neural basis of deciding, choosing, and acting
Daeyeol Lee, University of Rochester
Prefrontal cortex and dynamic decision making
Cortico-cortical Interactions
Chair: Dana Ballard
Matt Wilson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Peter Dayan, University College London
Acetylcholine, norepinephrine, uncertainty and attention
Shaul Hochstein, Hebrew University
Reverse hierarchy theory of perceptual learning and conscious visual perception
Robert Desimone, National Institutes of Health
Top-down attentional control of synchronized neural activity in visual cortex
Symposium supported by NIH Grant R13MH070450
Organizing Committee:
Daeyeol Lee, Chair
Daphne Bavelier
Tatiana Pasternak