JANUARY VISION MEETING (COLOUR GROUP UK) : Wednesday 09 January 2013

Registration (see below) is required for this meeting to cover costs of lunch and refreshments.

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The CRSltd sponsored lecture
will be given by Prof Arthur Shapiro
Psychology, American University, Washington.
Implications of separating colour and colour contrast: a model and related phenomena.

Programme:
10.00 hrs

RECEPTION opens: coffee available

10.30 hrs

Identification of chromatic and luminance processing in the human retina using the ERG.
Declan McKeefrey, Bradford

11.00 hrs

Palmer Lecture 2013
Genes, Rayleigh matches and colour thresholds ? how well can one describe variability in human colour vision?
John Barbur, City University

12.00 hrs

How invariant is neutral grey: effect of luminance, task and illumination
Sophie Wuerger, University of Liverpool

12.30 hrs

LUNCH

13.30 hrs

Cambridge Research Systems Sponsored Lecture 2013
Implications of separating colour and colour contrast: a model and related phenomena
Arthur Shapiro, American University, Washington

14.30 hrs

Colour vision for image understanding
Maria Vanrull, Barcelona

15.00 hrs

HALSTED-GRANVILLE TEA

15.30 hrs

Chromatic and luminance inputs into high-level visual processing: psychophysical and electrophysiological results
Ben Jennings, Aberdeen

16.00 hrs

Perceptual correlates of colour categorisation
Christoph Witzel, Sussex

16.30 hrs

Isolating the S-cone response using silent substitution or long-wavelength adaptation reveals pathways with different temporal and spatial properties
Andrew Stockman, UCL

17.00 hrs

FINISH

Venue:
Institute of Ophthalmology, Bath Street, London EC1

Time:
Coffee from 10:00 hrs, Programme starts 10.30 hrs.
Wednesday 09 January 2013

More details on registration and abstracts are available at http://www.colour.org.uk/meetingJanuary13.html