Kids are surprisingly old (~10.5 years) before they combine some sensory cues efficiently. Audrey will present evidence that this reflects the developmental trajectory of sensory-level fusion, rather than post-perceptual decision processes.

Presenter: Audrey Wong-Kee-You

Title: Late Development of Cue Integration Is Linked to Sensory Fusion in Cortex

Paper: Dekker et al., 2015, Current Biology 

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Title: Effects of Pure Vergence Training on Initiation and Binocular Coordination of Saccades

Paper: Morize et al., 2017, IOVS 

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Purpose: We hypothesized that saccade eye movement properties, particularly latency and binocular coordination, depend on vergence quality.

Abstract - This seminar will introduce you to many of the new features offered by PowerPoint  2016 and 2019 within the Office 365 subscription. It also will show you some surprising  little-known things you can do without the subscription. Come to learn ways to add pizzazz to your presentations.

Abstract - About three times per second a decision is made regarding when and where to move the eyes, providing many opportunities to learn about environment regularities and the benefits of adjusting the information-foraging policy to these properties. In this brown bag, I will present the research focusing on the plasticity of the saccadic system done for my Ph.D. dissertation and in the past year as a postdoctoral fellow.

Abstract - Dr. Alexa will be presenting work from 3 projects:

• shapeCAD: An Accessible 3D Modelling Workflow for the Blind and Visually-Impaired Via 2.5D Shape Displays

http://shape.stanford.edu/research/shapeCAD/