NTT-UCL Joint Workshop on Human Information Processing 2003

9:40-10:00      Opening remarks: Noboru Sugamura (NTT) and Alan Johnston (UCL)

10:00-11:00      Session 1

Shin'ya Nishida (NTT): Perception of coherent pattern in motion

Alan Johnston (UCL): Visual mechanisms that encode perceived duration and number

11:15-12:15      Session 2

Joey Tang (UCL): Numerical stroop: A parametric design

Mitsuo Kawato (ATR CNL): A unifying learning theory for internal model and impedance controller

12:15-13:30     Lunch

13:30-15:00     Session 3

Ikuya Murakami (NTT): Fixation stability and motion sensitivity

Arni Kristjansson (UCL): When pros become cons for anti- versus prosaccades

Kenji Kawano (Kyoto Univ.): Ocular tracking of moving targets:effects of brief background motion

15:00-15:30     Coffee / tea break

15:30-17:00     Session 4

Hiroaki Gomi (NTT): Flexible sensorimotor transformation during arm movements for interacting with environments

Naoki Saijo (NTT): A visual motion effect on the arm movement

Patrick Haggard (UCL): Sensorimotor coordination for skilled action

October 3 (Friday)

10:00-11:00     Session 5

Robert Turner (UCL): Longitudinal studies with fMRI

Hirohito Kondo (NTT): The cingulo-frontal network and working memory: an fMRI study

11:15-12:15     Session 6

Derek Arnold (UCL): Motion induced spatial conflict

Tatsuto Takeuchi (NTT): The role of color in luminance motion analysis

12:15-13:30      Lunch

13:30-15:00      Session 7

Noriko Yamagishi (ATR CNL): Visual attention modulates oscillatory activity in human visual cortex

Kielan Yarrow (UCL): Generality of the saccadic chronostasis illusion

Waka Fujisaki (NTT): Recalibration of audiovisual simultaneity and temporal tuning of audiovisual interaction by adaptation to a constant time lag

15:00-15:30     Coffee / tea break

15:30-17:00     Session 8

Makio Kashino (NTT): Timing judgment and grouping in auditory perception

Shigeru Kitazawa (Juntendo Univ.): Temporal order judgement of successive taps to hands and fingers

Brian Butterworth (UCL): Large-scale reaction time study of enumeration

17:00-17:10     Closing remarks: Tatsuya Hirahara (NTT)