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Poster Session: Tuesday, May 19, 2026, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm, Pavilion

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Abstract#	Poster Title	First Author	Session
53.401	Behavioral Alpha Rhythms Reveal Suppression of Predictable Distractors	Kim, Suyeon	Attention: Capture 1
53.402	Through the Student’s Lens: Capturing Visual Attention in Real-World Classrooms	Xue, Xiaorui	Attention: Capture 1
53.403	An evidence accumulation and reinforcement learning model of distractor suppression	Savelson, Isaac	Attention: Capture 1
53.404	Understanding the relationship between eye movements and salience arising from one or two visual dimensions	Lleras, Alejandro	Attention: Capture 1
53.405	Moving beyond instantaneous salience in the attention-capture debate	McDonald, John	Attention: Capture 1
53.406	Early Sensory Processing Signatures of Oculomotor Capture Across the Lifespan	Sali, Anthony W.	Attention: Capture 1
53.407	Generalization of Learned Distractor Suppression	Mu, Baitong	Attention: Capture 1
53.408	Skill-Based Learned Oculomotor Avoidance	Eshetu, Tsion A.	Attention: Capture 1
53.409	Visual Distraction and Experience-Based Suppression in ADHD	Sasi, Mor	Attention: Capture 1
53.410	Changes in the absolute position of attentionally tracked targets trigger a hemispheric exchange as items move between visual fields	Chen, Huiqin	Attention: Capture 1
53.411	Spatiotemporal normalization incentivizes selective attention across space and time	Chapman, Angus	Attention: Models
53.412	Spatial attention and contrast enhancement are phenomenologically similar but mechanistically distinct	Neri, Peter	Attention: Models
53.413	Attention enables flexible energy-efficient vision	Butkus, Eivinas	Attention: Models
53.414	Real-world gaze is structured by task: evidence from large-scale egocentric data	Thompson, Lloyd A.	Attention: Models
53.415	Different Attentional Regimes Maintain Global Visual Coherence: A Unified Signal Detection Account of Subjective Inflation and Attentional Boosting	Okubo, Lana	Attention: Models
53.416	A Task-Optimized Vision–Language Neural Network Produces Human-Like Linguistic Cueing Despite Lacking Built-in Attention Mechanisms	Skaza, Jonathan	Attention: Models
53.417	Long-range temporal interference reveals distinct forward and backward effects	Hochmitz, Ilanit	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.418	Toward a Unified Mechanism Linking Alpha Oscillations, Aperiodic Activity, and Visual Temporal Processing	Deodato, Michele	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.419	Dynamic scaling of temporal normalization in human early visual cortices	Park, Minsun	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.420	Straightening of natural videos through local temporal integration	Zonneveld, Anne	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.421	Discovering Implicit Block-Recurrent Dynamics in Vision Transformers	Jacobs, Mozes	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.422	EEG Neurometric Function Mirrors Psychometric Performance in Visual Motion Perception	Seo, Seungbeom	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.423	Hemispheric asymmetry in the visual and auditory thalamic activity in dyslexia	Mukahirwa, Josiane	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.424	Investigating the neural mechanisms underlying the temporal structure of visual awareness	Gennari, Giulia	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.425	Modelling the neural dynamics of video perception: from increasingly complex static object features to mid-level dynamic action features	Sartzetaki, Christina	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.426	Temporal signatures of color are sufficient to decode color from a single MEG sensor	Battagliese, Quinn	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.427	Which Visual Features Shape the Representational Geometry for Prediction?	Xu, Jiaming	Temporal Processing: Neural mechanisms, models
53.428	State-space encoding of direction and orientation diverges between V1 and PMLS after eye opening	Nanfito, Brandon R.	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.429	Widefield and 2-photon mapping of marmoset area MT using blood-brain-barrier crossing capsids	Wekselblatt, Joseph	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.430	Isolating parvocellular pathway contributions to the perception of moving real-world stimuli	Martino, Matthew N.	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.431	Cross-decoding perceived and intended visual motion in hMT+	Si, Wentao	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.432	Representation of auditory motion in hMT+ of early blind individuals	YANG, Yang	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.433	Relationships between surround suppression, cross-scale interactions, and figure-ground motion segregation	Serrano-Pedraza, Ignacio	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.434	Perception of causality depends on sensory uncertainties and biases in collision events	Maninger, Lukas	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.435	Neural networks reveal candidate computational mechanisms underlying anomalous motion illusions	Cheng, Fan L.	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.436	Does contrast modulate estimation noise in visual speed perception?	Yu, Daniel	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.437	Task demands alter whether spatial suppression or summation is observed in both younger and older observers	Taylor, Christopher	Motion: Mechanisms, models
53.438	Humans optimally integrate vision and proprioception during continuous movement	Tsay, Jonathan	Action: Pointing, tracking
53.439	Influence of visual feedback noise on sensorimotor adaptation	Lader, Jacob L.	Action: Pointing, tracking
53.440	Investigating pointing accuracy in a touchless interface	Vattakkandy, Sreehari	Action: Pointing, tracking
53.441	Sensing distance: impacts of motor learning on sensory distance perception	Folco, Kess	Action: Pointing, tracking
53.442	EEG Evidence for Increased Cognitive Demand from Defocus Blur	Sauer, Yannick	Action: Pointing, tracking
53.443	Task-dependent cortical sensitivity to defocus blur: An fNIRS study	Agarwala, Rajat	Action: Pointing, tracking
53.444	Influence of form vs. optic flow on the recognition of naturalistic body actions	Kumar, Prerana	Action: Perception, recognition
53.445	Predicting Actions of a Feinting Opponent	Filina, Anna	Action: Perception, recognition
53.446	Neural representations of movement direction of observed naturalistic actions: An fMRI study	Eltas, Zelal	Action: Perception, recognition
53.447	Modeling typicality in human action perception with CLIP representations	Durovic, Filip	Action: Perception, recognition
53.448	Motor-Visual Priming: Does tracking a trajectory by hand facilitate discerning it by eye?	Sun, Zekun	Action: Perception, recognition
53.449	Poffenberger With an Unexpected Twist	Cengil, Betül Beyza	Action: Perception, recognition
53.450	Primed for Action: How Humans Decode Actions from Almost Nothing	Rybansky, Filip	Action: Perception, recognition
53.451	Spatial Working Memory Supports Integration of Timing Information Across Action and Perception	Nguyen, Tri	Action: Perception, recognition
53.452	What makes gameplay videos enjoyable to watch?	Zheng, Kristine	Action: Perception, recognition
53.453	Confidence Shapes Multisensory Integration	Samaha, Jason	Multisensory Processing: Cross-modal interactions
53.454	Audiovisual integration during movie watching in the infant and adult brain	Kwak, Yuna	Multisensory Processing: Cross-modal interactions
53.455	Titrated audiovisual crossmodal congruencies	Gunther, Karen L.	Multisensory Processing: Cross-modal interactions
53.456	Center-of-mass mediates sex differences in the body tilt illusion	Baia, Sophia R.	Multisensory Processing: Cross-modal interactions
53.457	Camera motion impacts cybersickness in augmented reality	Kam, Henry	Multisensory Processing: Cross-modal interactions
53.458	Pupillometry reveals a processing efficiency advantage for memorable voices	Revsine, Cambria	Multisensory Processing: Cross-modal interactions
53.459	Extending memorability beyond vision: Examining odor memorability and the roles of pleasantness, intensity, and individual differences	Zhang, Vicky	Multisensory Processing: Cross-modal interactions
53.460	Uncovering Neural Mechanisms of Face Processing in Autism Using EEG and "Bubbles"	Bastien, Allyson	Face and Body Perception: Development, clinical
53.461	Predicting face- and object-selective topographies in autism using hyperalignment	Abenes, Ian	Face and Body Perception: Development, clinical
53.462	Comparative severity of facial recognition deficits in non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy	Stacy, E. K.	Face and Body Perception: Development, clinical
53.463	Using systems factorial theory and general recognition theory to examine facial perception in diabetic retinopathy	Newbolds, Sarah F.	Face and Body Perception: Development, clinical
53.464	Faces of prosopometamorphopsia: A collection of visualizations of face distortions	Duchaine, Brad	Face and Body Perception: Development, clinical
53.465	Neural representational alignment in developmental prosopagnosia differs beyond visual regions during naturalistic visual processing	Kidder, Alexis	Face and Body Perception: Development, clinical
53.466	The text is all in their hands: A neurofunctional model for limb-to-text (VWFA) cortical recycling	Gilaie-Dotan, Sharon	Face and Body Perception: Development, clinical
53.467	Do you see a mommy? Auditory gendered labels influence on infant face processing	Pickron, Charisse B	Face and Body Perception: Development, clinical
53.468	Determining the Optimum Frame Rate Required for Accurate Face-Diet Estimation for Wearable Eye-Tracking	Delavari, Parsa	Face and Body Perception: Development, clinical
53.469	Associations between global form perception, motion perception, and Autism Quotient: an online study	Ding, Chloe	Development
53.470	Flickering lenses enhance reading performance due to a placebo effect	Gori, Simone	Development
53.471	Investigating the role of visual experience in the development of different functions of the ferret’s motion pathway	Osikpa, Emmanuel	Development
53.472	Comparing early face experiences across two communities	Colwell, Alexis R.	Development
53.473	Infant egocentric scene statistics are simpler than adult egocentric and canonical natural scenes	McAdams, Philip	Development
53.474	Learning to See Through a Baby’s Eyes: Early Visual Diets Enable Robust Visual Intelligence in Humans and Machines	Cai, Yusen	Development
53.475	Short-Term Developmental Trajectories of Dorsal-Ventral Pathways and Their Relationships with First-Grade Learning	Ren, Xueying	Development
53.476	Slow vision as a developmental feature: Temporal constraints shape object categorization in infancy	HOCHMANN, Jean-Rémy	Development
53.477	Predicting retinotopy from anatomy in >11,000 individuals reveals age-related changes in primary visual cortex	Ribeiro, Fernanda L.	Development

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