National Institutes of Health | National Institute of Mental Health
The Center for Multimodal Neuroimaging is proud to announce the 2024 Workshop: Insights Into Cognitive And Neural Function Through Eye Tracking.
The goals of the workshop are to (1) bring together top scientists using eye tracking in their research; (2) showcase theoretical, methodological, and analytical advances in combining eye tracking and the study of cognition; and (3) serve as a catalyst for collaboration between presenters, biomedical NIH researchers, and experts from around the world. The workshop will take place on the main NIH Campus, located in Bethesda, Maryland USA on September 4-5, 2024.





Speakers

Joshua de Leeuw, Ph.D.

Joshua de Leeuw, Ph.D.

Vassar College

Talk: Eye tracking with a webcam for remote behavioral experiments: Current technology and a glimpse of what's next

Grace Edwards, Ph.D.

Grace Edwards, Ph.D.

National Institute of Mental Health

Talk: Pre-saccadic information interacts with post-saccadic processing

Nicholas Gaspelin, Ph.D.

Nicholas Gaspelin, Ph.D.

University of Missouri

Talk: Are eye movements preceded by covert attention? Evidence from the N2pc

Julie Golomb, Ph.D.

Julie Golomb, Ph.D.

The Ohio State University

Talk: Visual stability – and instability – across saccades

Michelle Greene, Ph.D.

Michelle Greene, Ph.D.

Barnard College, Columbia University

Talk: The Visual Experience Dataset: Exploring Vision 'In the Wild

Mark Lescroart, Ph.D.

Mark Lescroart, Ph.D.

University of Nevada, Reno

Talk: Searching for relationships between statistics of natural visual behavior and brain organization

Jennifer Ryan, Ph.D.

Jennifer Ryan, Ph.D.

Baycrest / University of Toronto

Talk: The intersection of memory and active vision

Caglar Tas, Ph.D.

Caglar Tas, Ph.D.

University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Talk: The relationship between transsaccadic visual stability and visual working memory