New Insights on Visual Cortex
16th Symposium: June 16-18, 1988
Early Processing
Robert Shapley, New York University
P and M pathways in the primate visual system
David Mastronarde, University of Colorado
Retinal X and Y input to the cat LGN diverges into classes of cells with difference spatial or temporal properties
Murray Sherman, SUNY at Stony Brook
Functional organization of the cat's lateral geniculate nucleus
John Robson, Cambridge University, England
Linear and nonlinear behavior of neurons in the visual cortex of the cat
Parallel Channels
David Van Essen, California Institute of Technology
Information processing strategies in primate visual cortex
Joseph Malpeli, University of Illinois
Cortical responses revealed by reversible inactivation
William Merigan, University of Rochester
Visual capacities of P and M pathways
Patrick Cavanagh, University of Montreal, Canada
What low-level vision tells high-level vision
Cortical Processing: New Approaches
Charles Gilbert, Rockefeller University
Horizontal integration in the visual cortex
Gary Blasdel, University of Calgary, Canada
Using optical dyes to visualize cortical activity
Lance Optican, National Eye Institute
Temporal codes and spatial messages in the visual system
Terrence Sejnowski, Johns Hopkins University
Network model of shape-from-shading: neural function arises from both receptive and projective fields
Levels of Processing in Visual Cortex
Peter Lennie, University of Rochester
Chromatic signals in cortex
Alan Cowey, University of Oxford, England
Cells and pathways underlying "Blindsight"
William Newsome, SUNY at Stony Brook
Psychophysics and physiology of a perceptual decision
Edmund Rolls, University of Oxford, England
Information processing in the inferior temporal visual cortical areas of the macaque
Visuomotor Integration
Fred Miles, National Eye Institute
Eye movement as a probe for decoding of optic flow by the primate visual system
Robert Wurtz, National Eye Institute
Cortical control of pursuit eye movements
David Sparks, University of Alabama in Birmingham
Role of the superior colliculus in sensory-motor integration
Organizing Committee:
Walter Makous
John Maunsell
Tatiana Pasternak