Development: Neural mechanisms and eye movements

Poster Session: Sunday, May 21, 2023, 2:45 – 6:45 pm, Banyan Breezeway

Abstract#	Poster Title	First Author
36.301	The HEALthy Brain and Child Development (HBCD) Study: Relevance to the Vision Sciences Community	Scott, Lisa S.
36.302	ASSESSING THE RELIABILITY OF ERP, SSVEP, AND OSCILLATORY DATA METHODOLOGY FOR VISUAL PARADIGMS IN INFANT EEG	Boylan, Maeve R.
36.303	Brain Responses to Symmetry during Early Infancy	Kohler, Peter J.
36.304	Neural mechanisms of surface feature label learning in early childhood	McCraw, Alexis
36.305	Strobe-rearing preserves motion selectivity but disrupts direction selectivity in macaque area MT	Sharma, Saloni
36.307	Youth is not wasted on the young: Late-in-life sight restoration in congenitally blind children leads to the emergence of some visual constructional skills but not others	Gilad-Gutnick, Sharon
36.308	Experience is required to develop visual-nonvisual multisensory integration capabilities	Stein, Barry
36.309	The building blocks of vision: evidence for a hierarchical, retinotopic organization in the human neonate brain	Arcaro, Michael
36.310	Development of Peak Alpha Frequency During Infancy	Elhamiasl, Mina
36.311	Phonemic Discrimination and Eye Movements in Infants	Kay, Shir
36.312	Perspective matters: the role of scene point of view on infants’ looking strategies	Nelson, Christian
36.313	The Distribution of Gaze Positions of Human Infants in Natural Behavior	Candy, T Rowan

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