Poster Sessions

Tuesday Afternoon Posters, Banyan Breezeway

Poster Session: Tuesday, May 19, 2026, 2:45 – 6:45 pm, Banyan Breezeway

Abstract# 

Poster Title

First Author

Session

56.301

Multiplicative noise in the Perky effect; how imagery affects vision

Reeves, Adam

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.302

A multidimensional experience sampling approach to mental imagery in learning and memory

Zhou, Silvia Shiwei

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.303

How Do We Remember Visual Information Without Visual Imagery?

Peruski, Ava G.

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.304

Spatial Dependence and Spatial Tolerance in Imagery Aftereffects for Static Orientation and Dynamic Rotation

Mao, Yanna

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.305

The time course of visual image generation

Zhang, Yueyang

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.306

A novel approach to characterizing the visual dimensions of mental imagery vividness using Gaussian process regression

Yurdakul, Oğul Can

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.307

What We Talk About When We Talk About Vividness

Huang, Xueyi

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.308

Aphantasia: Not the problem of neural representation?

Hong, Sang Wook

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.309

AI-generated Imagery Successfully Captures Mental Visualizations

Rehman, Zaynab

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.310

Emergent Visual Mental Imagery in Large Language Models

McCarty, Morgan

Visual Memory: Imagery

56.311

The coding of multiple visual features in visual working memory

Xu, Yaoda

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.312

Re-examining category-selective sensory reinstatement in visual recall

Prasad, Deepasri

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.313

Representational drift helps neural networks find stable and sparse solutions for visual working memory task

Poungtubtim, Chattarin

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.314

Dissociating Strength and Precision in Working Memory Representations: An Integrated Modeling Approach

Kim, Inik

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.315

The Effects of Frontoparietal Alpha tACS on Visual Short-term Memory Capacity

Varastegan, Sahereh

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.316

Stable Individual Differences in Strategic Visual Memory Use

Bissert, Trevor

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.317

Novelty Seekers vs. Familiarity Seekers: Individual Differences in Memory-Driven Visual Preference and Their Psychological Correlates.

Shimojo, Eiko

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.318

High-level visual discrimination abilities predict memory for image location as a function of meaningfulness.

Smithson, Conor

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.319

Universal Patterns and Individual Differences in Visual Memorability

Green, Harry

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.320

Continuous and Categorical Representations in Working Memory for Facial Expression

Golding, Jessica

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.321

Individuals use encoding strategies tailored to their abilities

Lin, Yin-ting

Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences

56.322

Perceptography of face neurons.

Shahbazi, Elia

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.323

Intracranial EEG and Eye-Tracking Reveal Parafoveal Preview Contributions to Face Processing during Naturalistic Vision

Becker, Casey

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.324

One Face, Many Paths: Task-Dependent Neural Routing of Identical Facial Movements into Different Meanings

Chen, Yu

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.325

Pushing the Eyes to the Limit: Stable N170 Sensitivity to Eyes Despite Increased Diagnosticity in Expressive Face Judgments

Demeule, Chanelle

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.326

Neural correlates of face learning: The N250 distinguishes newly-learnt from similar-looking novel faces

Nevard, Alice

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.327

Relative salience determines whether we represent two faces simultaneously: Evidence from event-related brain potentials

Wiese, Holger

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.328

Lateralized representation of categorical face information in fusiform cortex

Lee, Samantha C

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.329

Neural representations of dynamic facial expressions in rSTS reflect perceived emotional and social similarity

Nizamoğlu, Hilal

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.330

The Temporal Pole as the Cortical Endpoint of the Lateral Face Processing Pathway

Gantz, Abigail

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.331

Shared and Divergent Neural Codes for Face Identity in Perception and Imagery

Liu, Shaofeng

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.332

How much identity information is necessary for familiar face recognition? Evidence from event-related brain potentials

Lidborg, Linda H.

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.333

Eyes on the FFA: Ability-Dependent Effects of HD-tDCS on Face Recognition and Left-Eye Information Use

Fiset, Daniel

Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms

56.334

Perceptual Strategies in Emotion Recognition Across Levels of Autistic Traits: An Eye Tracking Study

Soroor, Golnoosh

Face and Body Perception: Emotion

56.335

Dissociating Mental Representation from Perception in Gendered Pain and Emotional Facial Expressions: A Reverse Correlation Study using Genetic Algorithm and Machine Learning

Richer, Arianne

Face and Body Perception: Emotion

56.336

Mapping How Dynamic and Static Fear and Surprise Expressions Are Recognized Across Ages

Poncet, Fanny

Face and Body Perception: Emotion

56.337

Processing of facial expressions in primate superior colliculus neurons

Yu, Gongchen

Face and Body Perception: Emotion

56.338

Updating the Crowd: How Attentional Load Shapes Ensemble Emotion Representations in Working Memory Updating

Romero, Bryce C.

Face and Body Perception: Emotion

56.339

Global Spatial Structure Differentially Reshapes Local Chromatic Representations across Early and Late Visual Working Memory MaintenanceUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Tomlin, Craig

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.340

Neural Signatures of Real and AI-Generated Face PerceptionUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Dixon, Heaven

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.341

Schizophrenia affects directness and smoothness of reaching trajectories guided by vision and proprioceptionUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Glasman, Maya

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.342

Are we attentionally biased toward regularities? Not if they fail to benefit behaviorUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Ross-Moody, Caiden

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.343

Evaluation of Model-Generated Saliency Maps for Affective ScenesUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Sartan, Simona

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.344

Can a bathtub be in the bedroom scene?: 2 diagnostic object combining strategyUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Setasartit, Phutanik

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.345

Independent ensemble feature representation at the object level.Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Shirley, Mikayla

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.346

Stimulus-specific memorability effects go beyond memoryUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Suplica, Darius

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.347

Stereoscopic presentation of masking occluders reveals the time course required for perceptual completion of objectsUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Turro-Serrano, Hugo

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.348

Comprehensive Characterization of Color Discrimination Thresholds in DeuteranopesUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Wang, Kara

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.349

Simultaneous representation of location with respect to landmarks and boundariesUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Warmuth, Kyra

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.350

Where does the eye go? Shape-based and global spatial biases in generative face pareidolia.Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Westrick, Emily

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.351

Exploring interocular interactions in healthy controls during binocular rivalry with asymmetric stimulus contrast using SSVEPUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Wiland, Riley

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.352

Influence of spatial relevance and statistical learning on attentional captureUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Wright, Jordyn R.

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.353

Identifying brain regions engaged in visual emotional process: Comparison of univariate vs multivariate methodsUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Yin, Benjamin Cheng

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.354

Reflexive inhibition of eye movements relies on intact cortical visual processingUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Youchom-Tagheu, Klaury

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.355

The Association of Classroom Seating Location on Visual Gaze Behavior and Mind-WanderingUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Zhang, Nanyu

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.356

Expectation confirmation results in more conservative perceptual decisions: a statistical learning studyUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Zhao, Zihui

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.357

A Mnemonic task attenuates other-race deficits in recognition memory and implicit biasUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Ahmad, Yoseph

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.358

The Role of Color and Shape in Bottom-Up Processing with Realistic StimuliUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Park, Sandra

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3

56.359

Contrast manipulations influence on congruency effect in expert music readingUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Shah, Darshan

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3