[visionlist] OSA Fall Vision Meeting registration and abstract submission

[Michael A Webster]

Registration and abstract submission are now open for the OSA Fall Vision Meeting, which will be held in Reno, Nevada on September 20-23. Early registration ends June 30th. Details are available on the conference website:

http://www.osavisionmeeting.org/2018/conf/

The OSA Fall Vision Meeting is a high-quality, single track conference of invited symposia and contributed talk and poster sessions covering all areas of vision science. This year’s highlights include:

Opening Reception at the National Automobile Museum (evening of September 20)

Tillyer Award Lecture by Marty Banks (UC Berkeley) followed by a banquet dinner sailing majestic Lake Tahoe (September 21)

Symposium on Environmental Influences on Visual Development and Processing
    1. Steve Engel (U Minnesota)
    2. Rowan Candy (U Indiana)
    3. Ehud Zohary (Hebrew U Jerusalem)
    4. Johannes Burge (U Pennsylvania)

Symposium on Progress and Challenges for Using High-Resolution Imaging in Clinical Trials
    1. Emily Chew (National Eye Institute)
    2. Dan Hammer (Food and Drug Administration)
    3. Joseph Carroll (Medical College of Wisconsin)
    4. Jacque Duncan (UC San Francisco)

Symposium on Sight Restoration Technologies
    1. Shelley Fried (Harvard)
    2. Serge Picaud (Institut de la Vision, Paris)
    3. TBA
    4. TBA

A half-day symposium of research talks celebrating the career of Don MacLeod (UC San Diego) followed by a banquet dinner at the historic mining town of Virginia City (September 22)
    1. Stuart Anstis (UC San Diego)
    2. Ally Boehm (UC Berkeley)
    3. Jenny Bosten (U Sussex)
    4. Geoff Boynton (U Washington)
    5. Oliver Braddick (Oxford)
    6. Steve Buck (U Washington)
    7. Patrick Cavanagh (Dartmouth)
    8. Alvin Eisner (Portland State)
    9. Ione Fine (U Washington)
    10. Sheng He (U Minnesota)
    11. Kimberly Jameson (UC Irvine)
    12. Peter Lennie (U Rochester)
    13. Suzanne McKee (Smith-Kettlewell)
    14. Jeff Mulligan (NASA Ames)
    15. Ken Nakayama (Harvard)
    16. Andrew Stockman (UCL)
    17. Ed Vul (UC San Diego)
    18. David Williams (U Rochester)

EEG Workshop (September 24-27)
Immediately following the conference there will be a workshop entitled "EEG Frequency-tagging in Systems and Cognitive Neuroscience: Conceptual & Technical advances, " led by Bruno Rossion (Nancy), Tony Norcia (Stanford) and Ramesh Srinivasan (UC Irvine). Further details on the workshop and registration information will be posted soon.

We look forward to seeing you in Reno.

Mike Webster, Mike Crognale, Fang Jiang, Pogen MacNeilage (local organizers)

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