An Inclusivity Roundtable on Saturday will provide an opportunity for people from a range of backgrounds to network. A special Symposium on Critical Perspectives on Vision Science will address how the field can overcome historic biases in domains like participant selection and development of stimuli & methods. The workshop features an Early Career Panel of researchers who have transitioned between a variety of career paths, followed by a Round Table Discussion with smaller groups. (FoVea) are working together to host a two-part Career Transitions Workshop. This year the SPC and Females of Vision et al. We encourage everyone to attend, especially trainees, to learn how to optimize the reach of posters and talks to all in the community. The Student Postdoc Advisory Committee (SPC) is hosting an Accessibility Event on “ How to Make Accessible Scientific Presentations” on Sunday. VSS provides many training, mentorship, and career-building opportunities and aims to ensure they are beneficial to members from diverse backgrounds. The Elsevier/VSS Young Investigator Award will go to Brian Anderson to honour his insights into the relationship between visual attention and reward. The Ken Nakayama Medal will be awarded to Bill Warren in honor of his research into perception and action in real and virtual worlds. Peterson for her pioneering research in figure-ground segmentation. The 2023 Davida Teller Award will be presented to Mary A. The Awards Session on Monday celebrates the accomplishments of three remarkable vision scientists and provides an opportunity for them to present their work.

For the first time, the Undergraduate Just-in-Time poster sessions will be in-person on Saturday and Monday so please come out to meet and support our undergraduates.Ĭonsidering the proliferation of artificial intelligence algorithms and the new challenges they present to society, this year’s Keynote Lecture on Saturday is especially timely: Hany Farid will be talking about “Creating, (Mis)using, and Detecting Deep Fakes”.īring your dancing shoes and be ready to glow on Tuesday night - Club Vision is back! This year VSS features 215 talk presentations and 1084 posters. Of course, the foundation of the meeting is the scientific content. We’re thrilled to be back to a fully in-person meeting with attendance approaching pre-pandemic levels.

WorldViz VR: Virtual Reality + Eye Tracking for Research.

phiVis: Philosophy of Vision Science Workshop.FoVea Workshop: Career Transitions Workshop Part 2.Career Transitions Workshop, Part 2: Round Table Discussion.Career Transitions Workshop, Part 1: Early Career Panel.Student & Postdoc Workshop: Funding Your Research Around the Globe.Accessibility Event: How to Make Accessible Presentations.Undergraduate Just-in-Time Poster Submission Policies.Undergraduate Just-In-Time Poster Submissions.

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