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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome to Paris
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Committees & Executive boards
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About the ASSC
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General information
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Programme overview
p 18
Agenda
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Poster list
p 32
Exhibitors’ profiles
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Index of presenting authors
p 56
Contacts
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ABOUT THE ASSC
WELCOME TO PARIS!
Dear participants,
Welcome to Paris and welcome to the 19th Conference of the Association for the
Scientific Study of Consciousness!
The annual ASSC meetings are a prominent forum for the dissemination, discussion, and advancement of empirical and conceptual studies of consciousness. The
breadth, depth, and richness of salient findings reported and the scientific thought
represented in this year’s submissions testifies to the vitality and creativity of our interdisciplinary community. The Scientific Committee reviewed a record number of 37
symposia proposals and 314 abstracts submitted by researchers and scholars from
around the world. The high standard of the large majority of these submissions made
the selection process especially hard. We believe the final program showcases this
standard while maintaining a happy balance among disciplines and between core
and newly emerging themes.
We are delighted to welcome Mahzarin Banaji, Tyler Burge, Marisa Carrasco, Christopher Frith, and Giandomenico Ianetti as our keynote speakers as well as Alexandra
Vlassova as this year’s William James Prize lecturer. Besides these 6 lectures, we
have 8 tutorials, 243 posters, 4 symposia, and another 48 talks in concurrent sessions.
Science is based on interaction and we offer a number of options to exchange ideas
beyond the scientific schedule, e.g., the Welcome Reception, the ASSC Social, the
Gala Dinner and the ASSC After Party. We are very pleased to have secured a venue
in Saint-Germain, in the vibrant heart of Parisian intellectual life, and also to be able
to invite you to take part in the French tradition of exchange and debate at a café
terrace!
Organizing such a big event would not have been possible without the help of our
various and generous sponsors, the precious advice of the President and members
of the ASSC Executive Committee and of the organizers of past ASSC Meetings, the
hard work of the members of the Scientific Program Committee, and the dedication of
our assistants and our Student Committee. We would like to extend a special thanks
to all of them!
The Organizers.
Catherine
Tallon-Baudry
Dr Sid
Kouider
Elisabeth
Pacherie
CNRS research scientist
CNRS research scientist
CNRS research scientist
École Normale Supérieure
LNC,
29 rue d’Ulm
75005 Paris, France
École Normale Supérieure
LSCP, Pavillon Jardin,
29 rue d’Ulm,
75005 Paris, France
École Normale Supérieure
Institut Jean-Nicod,
29 rue d’Ulm
75005 Paris, France
http://www.iec-lnc.ens.fr/
visual-cognition-group/
www.lscp.net/persons/sidk
http://www.institutnicod.org/
https://sites.google.com/site/
pacherie/home
co-chair
chairman
co-chair
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ABOUT THE ASSC
COMMITTEES
& EXECUTIVE BOARDS
ASSC 19 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COMMITTEE
Tristan Bekinschtein - University of Cambridge, UK
Olivia Carter - University of Melbourne, Australia
Stanislas Dehaene - Collège de France, France
Steve Fleming - University of Oxford, UK
Po-Jang Hsieh - Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore
Jakob Hohwy - Monash University, Australia
Sid Kouider - École Normale Supérieure, France
Agnes Melinda-Kovacs - Central European University, Hungary
Lucia Melloni - Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, Germany
Elisabeth Pacherie - École Normale Supérieure, France
Susanna Siegel - Harvard University, USA
Catherine Tallon-Baudry - École Normale Supérieure, France
Frédérique de Vignemont - Institut Jean Nicod, France
Ting-An Lin - Texas Tech University, USA
Maria Giovanna Corrado - King’s College London, UK
Sara Kimmich - University of California San Diego, USA
ASSC 19 LOCAL STUDENT COMMITTEE
Nika Adamian - Université Paris Descartes, France
Hernan Anllo - École Normale Supérieure, France
Mariana Babo Rebelo - École Normale Supérieure, France
Auréliane Pajani - École Normale Supérieure, France
Ignacio Rebollo - École Normale Supérieure, France
Margaux Romand-Monnier - École Normale Supérieure, France
Romain Trachel - École Normale Supérieure, France
Darinka Trübutschek - Neurospin research center, France
Bert Windey - École Normale Supérieure, France
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ASSC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President
Marisa Carrasco - New York University, USA
President-Elect
Steven Laureys - Université de Liège, Belgique
Past President
David Chalmers - Australian National University, Australia
Executive Director
Steve Fleming - University of Oxford, UK
Director of Committees
Sundeep Teki - École Normale Supérieure Paris, France
Director of Communications
David Zhou - Massachusetts General Hospital, USA
Treasurer
Eve Isham - University of California Davis, USA
Secretary
Cassandra Gould - University of Sussex, UK
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ABOUT THE ASSC
ABOUT
THE ASSC
CONFERENCE
VENUE
The ASSC is an academic society that promotes rigorous research directed toward
understanding the nature, function, and underlying mechanisms of consciousness.
The ASSC includes members working in the fields of cognitive science, medicine,
neuroscience, philosophy, psychology, and other relevant disciplines in the sciences
and humanities.
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14 RUE MONDÉTOUR, 75001 PARIS
FRIDAY, JULY 10th FROM 20:00
LES CARACTÈRES,
25 RUE DES GRANDS AUGUSTINS, 75006 PARIS
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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
TUESDAY, JULY 7th
9:00
T
TUTORIALS 1-4
M1 Experimental hypnosis research
M4 Neural mechanisms of self-consciousness
SCHEDULE
13:00
Lunch break
T
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
10:00
17:30
K
14:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS
15:30
Ps
16:00
17:30
Levels of consciousness
T. Bayne, H. Blumenfeld,
N.Schiff & A.Owen
Marisa Carrasco
Cs
Unconscious
processing
Coffee / Tea Break
10:30
11:00
Lunch break
Cs
Attention &
consciousness
Multisensory
integration
Coffee / Tea Break
16:00 SYMPOSIUM
N. Tsuchiya, S. Frässle,
M. Wilke & V. Lamme
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Metacognition
Development
& learning
The richness of
conscious
experience
20:00
S
The No-report Paradigm
18:00 KEYNOTE
Chris Frith
19:00
20:00
POSTER SESSION
Body
ownership
15:30
Ps
Ps
14:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Cs
19:00
WELCOME RECEPTION
Coffee / Tea Break
12:30
POSTER SESSION
S
SYMPOSIUM
CAREER
PANEL
Prediction &
consciousness
K
KEYNOTE
Tyler Burge
S
10:30 SYMPOSIUM
Self & mind
wandering
FRIDAY, JULY 10th
9:30
Coffee / Tea Break
POSTER SESSION
OPENING REMARKS
& JAMES PRIZE LECTURE
A. Vlassova
Altered
states of
consciousness
16:00
Break
Mahzarin Banaji
Lunch break
Cs
Coffee / Tea Break
KEYNOTE
12:30
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Visual
consciousness
9:00
K
A. Gopnik, S. Thompson-Schill,
R. Carhart-Harris & D. Whitney
MENTOR
LUNCH
Lunch break
15:30
A4 Non-sensory phenomenology
18:00
12:30
THURSDAY, JULY 9th
Consciousness without control
S. Marti, J. Eriksson, J-R. King
D. Soto & D. Trübutschek
Agency
A3 The body in the mind: interoception
& consciousness
S
SYMPOSIUM
14:00
A2 Using bayes to interpret non-significant
results
16:30
Coffee / Tea Break
Unconscious working memory?
TUTORIALS 5-8
A1 The Metacognitive approach
to studying consciousness
16:00
Giandomenico Iannetti
10:30
M3 Phenomenal concepts
K
KEYNOTE
10:00
M2 Novel advances in disorders
of consciousness
12:00
9:00
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AGENDA
TUESDAY, JULY 7th
09:00 - 12:00 TUTORIALS 1
st
floor
SCHEDULE
Room De Broglie D
Room De Broglie A
Room De Broglie C
Room De Broglie B
M1
M2
M3
M4
A primer
on experimental
hypnosis research
Novel diagnostic
and therapeutical
advances in disorders
of consciousness
Phenonemal
concepts and
the phenomenal
concept strategy
Neural processing
of peripersonal space
as a fundamental
mechanism of
self-consciousness
D.B. Terhune, Oxford
A. Barnier, Sydney
V. Polito, Sydney
J. Sitt, Paris
C. Chatelle, Charlestown
S. Chennu, Cambridge
A. Demertzi, Paris
A. Goldfine
L. Naci, London Ontario
A. Thibaut, Liège
P. Sundström, Umeå
O. Blanke, Lausanne
A. Serino, Lausanne
16:30 - 17:00 OPENING REMARKS Auditorium Binet
WELCOME
Chairs: Sid Kouider, Elisabeth Pacherie, Catherine Tallon-Baudry
Assc Executive Director: Steve Fleming
LAUNCH OF THE JOURNAL NEUROSCIENCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS
Editor In Chief: Anil Seth
17:00 - 18:00 JAMES PRIZE LECTURE Auditorium Binet
SENSORY DECISION MAKING IN THE ABSENCE OF CONSCIOUS AWARENESS- Moderator: S. Dehaene
Laureate 2015: Alya Vlassova
12:00 - 13:00 | LUNCH BREAK
13:00 - 16:00 TUTORIALS 1
18:00 - 19:00 PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Auditorium Binet
st
Moderator: S. Fleming
floor
Room De Broglie A
Room De Broglie B
Room De Broglie C
Room De Broglie D
A1
A2
A3
A4
The metacognitive
approach to studying
consciousness:
promises and caveats
Using Bayes to interpret non- significant
results
The body in the mind:
recent advances in
interoception and
consciousness
Non-sensory
phenomenology
H. Lau, Los Angeles
Z. Dienes, Brighton
S. N. Garfinkel, Brighton
H. D Critchley, Brighton
O. Pollatos, Paris
U. Kriegel, Paris
ACTING WITHOUT SEEING:
EYE MOVEMENTS REVEAL VISUAL PROCESSING WITHOUT AWARENESS
MARISA CARRASCO, NYU
19:00 - 20:30 | WELCOME RECEPTION Conference Center, Hall 1
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th
09:00 - 10:00 KEYNOTE SESSION Auditorium Binet
14:00 - 15:30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Moderator: A. Seth
AVOIDING PAIN :
CORTICAL RESPONSES TO NICICEPTIVE STIMULI AND DEFENSIVE MOVEMENTS
GIANDOMENICO IANNETTI, LONDON
10:00 - 10:30 | COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION AREA - Hall 1
14:05
SCHEDULE
UNCONSCIOUS WORKING MEMORY?
14:25
14:45
Perception and working memory during conscious and unconscious processing
S. Marti & D. Trübutschek, Paris
Tracking the time course of maintained visual representations during backward
masking: an MEG study
On the independence of visual awareness and working memory processes
D. Soto, London
Auditorium Weiss,
1st floor
VISUAL
CONSCIOUSNESS
ALTERED STATES
OF CONSCIOUSNESS
AGENCY
Moderator: L. Deouell
Moderator:
Moderator: P.Droege
The roles of repetition and
prediction in perceptual
attenuation
Cognitive access and
cognitive phenomenology:
empirically assessing the
cognitive phenomenology
hypothesis.
Is plural self-awareness
prior to joint action?
The role of the insula in
suppressing synchronous
cardio-visual stimuli from
awareness
Learning and suppressing
new information during
sleep
Consciousness, control,
and moral responsibility
Revealing columnar-level
neural correlates of
perceptual switches in area
hMT using fMRI at 7 Tesla
Preserved unconscious
metacognition and impaired conscious error-detection in schizophrenia
How does the sense
of agency come about?
New theory about a
tracking control process
A Bayesian account of
priming as the updating of
perceptual expectations
Breakdown of the brain’s
functional network modularity with awareness
Manipulating the sense of
agency using suggestion,
deception, and magic
R. Salomon, Lausanne
Maintaining non-consciously presented information over brief periods of time
engages the prefrontal cortex.
J-R. King, Paris
Auditorium Polonovski,
2nd floor
M. Schneider, Maastricht
15:05
A. Pajani, Paris
12:30 - 14:00 | MENTOR LUNCH
ACCESS FOR PRE-REGISTERED ATTENDEES ONLY
Location: «CROUS Mabillon», 3 rue Mabillon,
75006 Paris
About 10-minute walk from the ASSC venue
J.Martens, Bochum
M.A. Sebastian, Unam
Chair: Sébastien Marti, Paris
J. Eriksson, Umeå
Auditorium Binet,
ground floor
F. Allenmark, Paris
10:30 - 12:30 SYMPOSIUM Auditorium Binet
12:30 - 14:00 | LUNCH BREAK
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T. Andrillon, Paris
L. Charles, Oxford
R. Marois, Nashville
15:30 - 16:00 | COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION AREA - Hall 1
M. Mylopoulos, Paris
E. Caspar, Bruxelles
J. Olson, Montreal
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THURSDAY, JULY 9th
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th
16:00 - 17:30 POSTER SESSION 1
POSTER TOPICS
25
st
floor - Rooms DeBroglie
09:00 - 10:00 KEYNOTE SESSION Auditorium Binet
Moderator: A. Cleeremans
Action & volition - 1
Models & theories of consciousness - 1
Attention disorders of self-consciousness
Perceptual consciousness - 1
Measures of consciousness - 1
Sleep & dreams
Mind-body problem
Synesthesia
17:30 - 19:30 SYMPOSIUM Auditorium Binet
LEVELS OF CONSCIOUSNESS
SCHEDULE
Chair: Tim Bayne, Manchester
What is a level of consciousness?
T. Bayne, Manchester
IMPLICIT SOCIAL COGNITION
MAHZARIN BANAJI, LONDON
10:00 - 10:30 | COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION AREA - Hall 1
10:30 - 12:30 SYMPOSIUM Auditorium Binet
CONSCIOUSNESS WITHOUT CONTROL: HOW DO PHENOMENOLOGY
AND FUNCTION CHANGE WHEN PREFRONTAL CONTROL IS REDUCED AND WHAT DOES
THIS MEAN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONSCIOUSNESS?
Chair: Alison Gopnik, Berkeley
Impaired levels of consciousness in focal and generalized seizures
When a little frontal cortex goes a long way
Can we understand the levels of consciousness without distinguishing kinds of
conscious contents?
Psychedelics alter brain network behaviour in manner that is the inverse of what is
seen in normal brain development
Assessing levels of consciousness after serious brain Injury
Objects, crowds, and the dualism of perceptual experience
General discussion
When children are more open-minded learners than adults are: childhood as simulated annealing
H. Blumenfeld, Yale, New Haven
L.Miracchi, New-York
A. Owen, London, Ontario
S. Thompson-Schill, Philadelphia
D. Erritzoe, Berkeley
D. Whitney, Berkeley
A. Gopnik, Berkeley
General discussion
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THURSDAY, JULY 9th
14:00 - 15:30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS
17:30 - 19:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Auditorium Binet,
Ground floor
Auditorium Polonovski,
2nd floor
SELF
PREDICTION
& MIND-WANDERING & CONSCIOUSNESS
14:05
Auditorium Weiss,
1st floor
Auditorium Binet,
Ground floor
UNCONSCIOUS
PROCESSING
THE RICHNESS OF
METACOGNITION
CONSCIOUS EXPERIENCE
Moderator: J. Smallwood
Moderator: S. Thorpe
Moderator: R. Marois
Neural responses
to heartbeats in the
default-mode network
encode the self-relatedness of spontaneous
thoughts.
Generating predictions
Nonconsciously Evidence
from invisible motion
Disambiguating mooney
Images with unconscious
prior
Conscious thought is a
subpersonal process
The interplay between attention and consciousness
in action-oriented predictive
coding
Inside the black box:
non-visual information can
drive visual unconscious
processing
Non-transparent
thoughts: awareness
of mind-wandering is a
decisional mechanism
Delusion formation: an
alternative perspective
from the role of memory
systems
Automaticity of soundshape mapping
Implications of the
“lazarus response” for
understanding the relationship between for-meness and phenomenal
character
Priors for perceptual
decision and confidence in
the pre-stimulus phase of
occipital alpha-band EEG
Neural signatures of visual
word form perception in
an inattentional blindness
paradigm
A. Goldstein
R. Chang
SCHEDULE
T. Metzinger, Mainz
K. Dolega, Bochum
14:45
M. Bastian, Paris
15:05
Z. Peremen, Tel Aviv
S-M. Hung, Singapore
Moderator: Z. Dienes
Moderator: G. Dehaene-Lambertz
Neural oscillations differentiating between task accuracy and metacognition
Behavioral and neural
markers of error detection
and decision confidence in
infants
Conceptual short-term
memory and the richness
of experience
Conscious vision procedes
from global to local content
in both goal-directed tasks
and spontaneous vision
F. Campana, Paris
Y-T. Lin, Yang Ming
M. T.Sherman, Sussex
DEVELOPMENT
& LEARNING
Extending the reach of
perceptual conscious
experience
H. Shevlin, Cuny
18:15
Auditorium Weiss,
1st floor
Moderator: J. Sackur
J. Smortchkova, Bochum
17:55
M. Babo-Rebelo, Paris
14:25
17:35
Auditorium Polonovski,
2nd floor
M. E. Wokke, Amsterdam
L. Goupil, Paris
Learning to feel the conflict:
The effect of metacognitive training on executive
control
Color experience in
newborn babies: a problem
for representationalism?
Using multivoxel pattern
neurofeedback to selectively manipulate subjective awareness without
changing perceptual
performance
Learning to become aware:
practice promotes a generalised ability to overcome
visual suppression
Perception, action and
confidence: a bayesian
framework for metacognitive computation
The development of
bodily self-consciousness:
responses to the full body
Illusion in childhood
K. Desender, Bruxelles
C. Passos-Ferreira, Rio de
Janeiro
D. Carmel, Edinburgh
A. Cortese, Nara
M. Pitts, Portland
18:35
Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence for
fast emergence of visual
consciousness
H. Railo, Turku
S. Fleming, New-York
J. E. Aspell, Cambridge
T. J. Lane, Taipei
15:30 - 16:00 | COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION AREA - Hall 1
16:00 - 17:30 POSTER SESSION 1
POSTER TOPICS
st
floor - Rooms DeBroglie
20:00 | GALA DINNER
Altered states of consciousness - 1
Measures of consciousness - 2
Decision
Perceptual consciousness - 2
Emotion - 1
Self & body - 1
Learning & memory
Time
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FRIDAY, JULY 10th
09:30 - 10:30 KEYNOTE SESSION Auditorium Binet
DO APES AND VERY YOUNG CHILDREN ATTRIBUTE MENTAL STATES?
14:00 - 15:30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS
TYLER BURGE, UCLA
10:30 - 11:00 | COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION AREA - Hall 1
14:05
11:00 - 12:30 POSTER SESSION 1
POSTER TOPICS
st
floor - Rooms DeBroglie
SCHEDULE
Action & volition - 2
Models & theories of consciousness - 2
Altered states of consciousness - 2
Perceptual consciousness - 3
Emotion - 2
Self & body - 2
Metacognition
Unconscious processes
Auditorium Binet,
Ground floor
Auditorium Polonovski,
2nd floor
Auditorium Weiss,
1st floor
ATTENTION
& CONSCIOUSNESS
BODY OWNERSHIP
MULTISENSORY
INTEGRATION
Moderator: R.Kanai
Moderator: T.Metzinger
Moderator: N. Sagiv
Biasing the content of
conscious thought with
value learning
Introspection as inference:
adaptive gain control,
metacognition, and
embodied self-awareness
Unconscious cross-modal
binding: implications for
integration theories of
consciousness
Neural correlates of
conscious perception can
be triggered by retrospective attention
Body ownership and the
four-hand illusion
Multimodal mental imagery,
synesthesia and cognitive
penetration
Barack Obama blindness
(Absence of visual awareness to a single object)
‘Myness’ isn’t positive
Fragile visual memory
suggest a dissociation
between attention and
consciousness
My body as mine:
bodily awareness
and non-conceptual
self-consciousness
S. Forster, Brighton
14:25
M. Allen, London
W-Y. Chen, Taipei
C. Sergent, Paris
14:45
K. Saran, Ashok
M. Persuh, New-York
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15:05
Y. Pinto, Brighton
R. Chrisley, Brighton
Bence Nanay, Antwerp
Training induced
synaesthesia-like
experiences result in
enhanced cortical excitability
D. J. Schwartzman, Brighton
C. Serrahima, Barcelona
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The reach of phenomenal
consciousness
and synesthesia
A. Mroczko-Wasowicz, Taipei
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Advances in Consciousness Research
Edited by Maxim I. Stamenov
FRIDAY, JULY 10th
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Provides a forum for scholars from different
scientific disciplines and fields of knowledge
who study consciousness in its multifaceted
aspects. Thus the Series includes (but is not
limited to) the various areas of cognitive science,
including cognitive psychology, brain science,
philosophy and linguistics. The orientation of the
series is toward developing new interdisciplinary
and integrative approaches for the investigation,
description and theory of consciousness, as well
as the practical consequences of this research
for the individual in society.
16:00 - 18:00 SYMPOSIUM Auditorium Binet
THE NO-REPORT PARADIGM: A PROMISING AVENUE FOR CONSCIOUSNESS RESEARCH?
Chair: Naotsugu Tsuchiya, Monash
Do you think consciousness research must rely on reports from subjects?
Are behavioral reports necessary to study the neural basis of phenomenal
consciousness? Or do they just introduce confounds?
N. Tsuchiya, Monash
Frontal activity in binocular rivalry relates to introspection and action but not to
perception
S. Frässle, Marburg
Dissociation between perceptual modulation in report- and no-report conditions in
firing rates and local field potentials in area V4 and the thalamic pulvinar
Editorial Board
David J. Chalmers, Australian National University
Axel Cleeremans, Université Libre de Bruxelles
Gordon G. Globus, University of California Irvine
Christof Koch, California Institute of Technology
Stephen M. Kosslyn, Harvard University
Steven Laureys, University of Liège
George Mandler, University of California at San Diego
John R. Searle, University of California at Berkeley
Petra Stoerig, Universität Düsseldorf
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M. Wilke, Goettingen
Can we ever prove seeing without knowing? Neural and psychophysical
signatures of conscious perception in the absence of report.
V. Lamme, Amsterdam
PANEL DISCUSSION
Can we study consciousness without reports?
Do you think consciousness research must rely on reports from subjects?
18:00 - 19:00 KEYNOTE SESSION Auditorium Binet
Moderator: F. De Vignemont
WHAT’S THE USE OF CONSCIOUSNESS?
CHRIS FRITH, LONDON
19:00 - 19:30 CLOSING ADDRESS
Chairs: Sid Kouider, Elisabeth Pacherie and Catherine Tallon-Baudry
New in the AiCR-series:
Related title:
The Constitution of
Phenomenal Consciousness
The Constitution of
Visual Consciousness
Toward a science and theory
Lessons from Binocular Rivalry
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N.S.C. Price; F. Sengpiel; P. Sterzer; R.H. Thomson & P.B.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8th
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P001 Ondřej Bečev
Using high-gamma oscillations to track the neural
dynamics of volitional action
P009 Anna Anzulewicz
Does attention shape the graduality of visual
consciousness? evidence from an RSVP task
P002 Nicholas Hon
Sleep deprivation produces feelings
of vicarious agency
P010 Dariusz Asanowicz
P003 Peter Lush
The timing of intentions and sense of agency in
hypnosis and meditation
The relationship between the subjective feeling of
control and the objective efficiency of attentional
control
P011
P004 Bartosz Majchrowicz
Cue integration in the sense of agency - the role of
prior causal belief and sensorimotor prediction in
intentional binding
Consciousness modulates the effects
of attention on priming
P005 Jim Parkinson
PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
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P012 Molly Jackson-Nielsen
Conscious perception of color and size
ensemble statistics requires attention
Arrows and emotion: two methods of subliminally
priming volitional decisions to act
P013 Anna Marzecová
Interactive effects of attention and expectation on
selection of signals
P006 Soon Siong
Choice-predictive brain signals across motor and
abstract decisions
P014 Erik Meijs
P007 Koichi Toida
An ERP study on sense of agency and perception
of delayed auditory feedback of self-movement
Predicted stimuli have increased chance of
entering awareness: evidence from
the attentional blink paradigm
P015 Cooper Smout
P008 Yunn Ueng
Do patients with obsessive-compulsive
disorder have free will?
Spatial attention enhances neural responses to
visible but not invisible signals
P016 Louis Thibault
Retroactive attention can trigger all-or-none
conscious access to past sensory stimulus
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P017 Georgios Antonopoulos Diagnostic accuracy of FDG-PET imaging data in
disorders of consciousness
P018 Lionel Barnett
Causal density analysis of conscious state for
intracranial depth electrode recordings of epilepsy
patients
P019 Iulia Comsa
Silent but well-connected overnight: Spectral brain
network dynamics during recovery from coma
P020 Carol Di Perri
Neural correlates of response to command
recovery in minimally conscious patients
P021 Sarah Garfinkel
Discrepancy between subjective and objective
interoceptive judgments predicts anxiety and
emotion deficits in Autism
P022 Raechelle Gibson
A musical rhythm-based brain-computer interface
to index auditory perception and attentional control
in patients with disorders of consciousness
P023 Urszula Górska
Probing consciousness in DOC patients with auditory steady-state responses
P024 Alex López-Rolón
Outcome prediction in early-stage coma: avoiding
falsely pessimistic predictions
P025 Natalie Osborne
Residual sensorimotor function in disorders of
consciousness
P026 Charlotte Rae
Grey and white matter markers of dissociation in
first-episode psychosis
P027 Sarah Wannez
Neural correlates of response to command
recovery in minimally conscious patients
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P027 Robert Foley
Flexible interaction as a criterion for consciousness
P028 Ana Franco
Objective and subjective measures of statistical
learning of word-referent pairs
P029 Ivan Ivanchei
The effect of online awareness measures on the
artificial grammar learning
P030 Dominique Lamy
How to measure unconscious processing?
P031 Manuel Rausch
Content, scale format, and type 2 sensitivity of
subjective measures of consciousness
P032 Bert Timmermans
How robust are subjective measures and what do
they measure? Impact of task order, stimulus- and
response set.
P033 Michał Wierzchoń
How do we know what we see? The influence of
visual identification decision on visual awareness
ratings.
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16:00-17:30 | PERCEPTUAL CONSCIOUSNESS 1
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P034 Tommy Cleary
PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
Embodiment and bionic vision restoration
P049 Egor Ananyev
P035 Linda Dayem
Shifting the hard problem via an experience-based
processual approach
The extent of feature-selective suppression for
masking motion
P050 Gonzalo Boncompte
P036 Abraham Lim Ken Zhi
A metaphysical study on the predictability of mind
P037 Daniel Kostic
Interventionist counterfactuals vs. possible worlds
counterfactuals: there can be only one when it
comes to explaining consciousness
Disentangling the visual NCC: reducing low level
features abolishes early ERP components and
exposes P3b as the earliest ERP NCC
P051 Esther De Loof
Predictive information alters the visual awareness
threshold by influencing response conservativeness, not processing efficiency
P052 Jonathan Farrell
Taxonomising seemings
P053 Shen-Mou Hsu
Distinct but interacting neural mechanisms
underlying conscious face identification and
conscious face detection
P054 Ting-An Lin
The puzzle about particularity of perceptual content
and a deeper question
P055 Georg Schauer
Parietal TMS and binocular rivalry: stimulus and
timing dependence resolve contradictory findings
16:00-17:30 | MODELS & THEORIES OF CONSCIOUSNESS 1
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P038 Garnik Akopov
Typological approach to analysis of various
consciousness research programs
P039 Leon Deouell
Chasing a mirage - the quest for the genuine
neural correlate of consciousness
P040 Jolien Francken
Manipulating word awareness dissociates feedforward from feedback models of language-perception interactions
P041 Jonathan Mason
Quasi-conscious multivariate systems
P042 Shingo Murata
Neuro-dynamical accounts for postdiction
P043 David Rosenthal
Sensory modalities and quality-space theory
P044 Tobias Schlicht
Subjective character
P045 Anil Seth
Neuroscience of consciousness: a new journal
P046 Murray Shanahan
Is Consciousness necessary for human-level
artificial intelligence?
P047 Robin Zebrowski
On ‘similar enough’ embodiment and its challenge
to our theories of consciousness
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P056 Bernhard Schlagbauer Contextual cueing of visual search alters conscious
perception of spatial configurations
P057 Asael Sklar
Consistent individual differences in suppression
breaking speed in continuous flash suppression
P058 Anouk van Loon
The role of recognition in shaping neural category
representations
P059 Wanja Wiese
Why the single state conception does not solve the
problem of phenomenal unity
P060 Wendy Xiao
Physiological markers of human conscious visual
perception
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16:00-17:30 | ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS 1
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P061 Alessio Bucci
The phenomenology of dreaming:
a multi-theoretical approach
P074 Maïté Castro
P062 Ming-Ni Lee
Awareness of bizarreness and cognitive abilities in
dreams: a qualitative study
EEG characteristics of music processing and the
effect of music on cognitive processes in comatose
and post-comatose patients
P076 Pr. Laureys
P063 Perrine Ruby
Which kind of waking life events are incorporated
into dreams?
Repeated left prefrontal tDCS in patients with chronic minimally conscious state: a sham-controlled
randomized double-blind study
P064 Melanie Strauss
Detection of arithmetic violations during sleep
P075 Marzia De Lucia
P065 Raphael Vallat
Macrostructure and microstructure of sleep in High
and Low dream recallers and evoked potentials to
auditory arousing stimuli presented during sleep
Trace conditioning during acute coma and hypothermia
P077 Paul Liknaitzky
P066 Tomasz Wielek
Artificial neural networks - a promising tool for
sleep staging in healthy individuals and clinical
populations
Depression as a ‘hyperordinary’ state, and the
antidepressant mechanisms of non-ordinary states
of consciousness
P078 Kathleen Lyons
P067 Malgorzata Wislowska Circadian changes of EEG brain activity in patients
with disorders of consciousness
Can transcranial direct current stimulation facilitate
motor performance in the absence of training?
Therapeutic implications for the vegetative state.
P079 Dominique Morlet
A new ERP paradigm to improve the detection of
voluntary processes in behaviorally unresponsive
patients at bedside
16:00-17:30 | SYNESTHESIA
P080 Vince Polito
Agency and automatic responding: hypnotic
alterations to conscious control
P081 Rebecca Semmens
-Wheeler
Meditators can’t ignore what’s right in front of them
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P068 Hamada Daisuke
Database of synesthetic color associations for
japanese kanji
P069 Christian Graulty
Color processing in grapheme-color synesthetes:
an attentional blink ERP study
P070 Andy Mealor
Synaesthesia is associated with a distinct
metacognitive profile
P071 Alexandra Rieger
Spectrums of synaesthetic and non synaesthetic
percetion of sound
P072 Nicholas Root
Second-order mappings between acoustic properties and visual experience in a timbre-to-sight
synesthete: a case study
P073 Noam Sagiv
Synaesthesia as a model problem for the scientific
study of consciousness
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16:00-17:30 | EMOTION 1
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P082 Katsuhiko Arihara
PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
Awareness of commodity prices activates
consumers’ purchase hesitation during decision
making
P089 Surya Gayet
PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
Fear conditioned visual information gains
preferential access to consciousness
P083 Bruno Berberian
How can a science of agency inform automation
design
P090 Cassandra Gould
Interoception modulates fear breakthrough in
binocular rivalry
P084 Cristobal
Dañobeitia Morong
“Deciding advantageously with some consciousness of the advantageous strategy”
P091 Thomas
Grice-Jackson
Experiencing the pain of others: the link between
somatosensory cortex hyperactivity and conscious
mirror-pain experiences
P085 Kenji Doya
Neural implementation of model-based inference
and mental simulation
P092 Aleksandra Gronostaj
Mood-congruent memory bias, response bias and
metacognition
P086 Paula Herrera
“Knowing how much” affects the reward effects on
executive inhibition
P093 Stuart Hameroff
P087 Marion Rouault
Beliefs, values and confidence in human
decision-making
Transcranial ultrasound (‘TUS’) at 2 megahertz to
right prefrontal cortex improves mood in healthy
volunteers
P094 Gethin Hughes
P088 Simon van Gaal
A dynamic interplay between awareness and
weighting of sensory evidence during human
decision making
ERP and behavioral evidence of increased sensory
attenuation for fear related action outcomes
P095 Lucian Macrea
Reducing pain by moving through space? Influence
of real versus illusory self-motion perception on
pain thresholds and pain evoked potentials.
P096 Marte Otten
Seeing emotion where there is none: contextually
induced emotion perception is similar to the
perception of real emotional expressions.
P097 Manuel Schabus
The voice of anger: Emotional prosody across the
consciousness continuum
P098 Remigiusz
Szczepanowski
Conscious processing of emotional faces in the
brain under the crowding task: event-related
potential (ERP) study
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16:00-17:30 | LEARNING & MEMORY
16:00-17:30 | MEASURES OF CONSCIOUSNESS 2
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P099 Natalia Andriyanova
PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
Change of irrelevant features in tasks as the
condition of appearance of regular errors
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Christopher Allen
P100 Antoine Barbot
Visual recovery in cortical blindness
A pre-registered magnetoencephalography study
into the relationship between segmentation of
auditory information and cortical oscillations
P101 Julie Bertels
Do presentation rate and incidental vs. intentional
learning conditions impact on visual statistical learning? Influences on the acquired knowledge and its
availability to consciousness
P112
Selen Atasoy
Connectome harmonic signatures of (un)conscious
neurodynamics
P113
Justyna Hobot
Improving the measures of awareness. A proposal
of two novel methods.
P102 Maximilien Chaumon
Implicit learning of statistical regularities: it's not all
automatic
P114
Andrew Peterson
Methodological pitfalls of clinical validation studies
in the science of consciousness
P103 Axel Cleeremans
The perruchet effect: dissociating motor behaviour
from conscious expectancy
P115
Leah Sinai
Probing conscious experience of rich, naturalistic
stimuli
P104 Renata Del Giudice
Prenatal auditory stimulation and its
neurophysiological correlates in newborns
P116
Zuzanna Skóra
P105 Juliane Farthouat
Investigation of the frequency tagged responses as
an index of incidental statistical learning
The scale does matter - different scales of
consciousness show different results in the same
tasks
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Thomas Sørensen
P106 Qiufang Fu
Implicit sequence learning of surface and abstract
structures
Dissociating measures of consciousness from
measures of short-term memory
P118
Satohiro Tajima
P107 Javier Gomez-Lavin
Working memory is not a natural kind
Hierarchy of complexity embedded in awake brain
dynamics
P108 Anatoliy Karpov
The relation between preferences and implicit
knowledge in perceptual categorization task
P109 Irina Ovchinnikova
Implicit learning in perceptual categorization task:
dissociation between verbal and imaginative
representations
P110
Probabilistic trend detection in different levels of
consciousness
Marta Suárez-Pinilla
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16:00-17:30 | SELF & BODY 1
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Valtteri Arstila
Perception of numbers as a case of cognitive
penetration
P130 Fosco Bernasconi
Brain mechanisms of exteroceptive and
interoceptive integration in bodily self-consciousness
P120 Anne Atas
The reversal of perceptual and motor compatibility
effects differs qualitatively between metacontrast
and random-line masks
P131 Maria Cioffi
Sense of agency: a vicarious agency illusion to
unmask age-related differences
P121 Michael Cohen
Conscious perception is limited by overlap in
neural channels
P132 Irene De Caso
Insulated from the moment
P122 Nadine Dijkstra
Spatiotemporal tracking of the neural representation of dominant percepts during binocular rivalry
P133 Christoph
Huber-Huber
Break on through to the other side: bottom-up
capture of attention despite of a wandering mind
P134 Sara Kimmich
Legal philosophy of gender in the brain
P123 Norichimi Kitagawa
Do you see something in noise? Your personality
trait, emotional state and sex affect your tendency
to see pareidolia
P135 Mahiko Konishi
Window to the wandering mind - increased pupil
diameter indexes the occurrence of self generated
thought
P124 Marcin Koculak
Level of processing influences electrophysiological
correlates of perceptual awareness
P136 Lana Kühle
Body illusions: what do they really tell us about our
bodily awareness?
P125 Roger Koenig-Robert
Measuring predictive coding signals using frequency-tagging and EEG
P137 Yen-Tung Lee
“Who” felt the touch on my hand?
P138 Gianluca Macauda
P126 Karin Ludwig
The pattern of neural activation under continuous
flash suppression in dorsal and ventral stream and
its relationship to visual awareness
A social neuroscience view on the body representation in Body Integrity Identity Disorder
P139 Barbara Medea
P127 Renate Rutiku
N200 and P300 as reliable markers of conscious
visual perception
Looking forwards: understanding the significance
of personal goals in the content of self-generated
thought.
P140 Thomas Morris
P128 Mark Vergeer
Complex visual integration across the boundary of
consciousness
Conceptualising and measuring collective
cognition: evidence for distributed cognition in long
married elderly couples
P129 Yong Zixin
Speed-size illusion explained by wholly empirical
theory
P141 Hielke Prins
The influence of interoceptive signals on detection
of 3D ballistic stimuli
P142 Craig Richter
Spontaneous brain dynamics and spontaneous
thought: the impact of gastric-brain coupling
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Action as a unifier of perceptual experience
P150 Tarik Bel-Bahar
P144 Francesco Giorlando
Inverted time perception, understandings from
EEG and fMRI
Dyadic and mobile brain imaging: implications for
consciousness research
P151 Leon Ciechanowski
P145 Ariel Lindner
A long minute: subjective time quantification
Sense of agency for thoughts and working memory
disorders. A neurophenomenological perspective
P146 Keisuke Suzuki
Time perception in pre-recorded reality: testing
whether the speed of natural scenes affects
subjective duration of time under different sensorimotor conditions
P147 Matti Vuorre
Voluntary actions modulate the experience of time
P148 Olaf Witkowski
Sensing when to move on: an agent-based
approach to the concept of time
P149 Yoshiko Yabe
Temporal distortion in the perception of actions and
events
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P152 Robert Deutschländer Probing folk-psychology: how consciousness and
intentions influence beliefs about free action
P153 Hannah Limerick
Investigating cue integration in intentional binding
P154 Ken Mogi
Veto mechanism of consciousness
P155 Simmy Poonian
Sense of agency for others’ actions relies on
external consequences rather than predictions:
Implications for determining agency for ourselves
and others
P156 Nura Sidarus
New avenues for investigating a prospective sense
of agency
P157 Konrad Stanek
“What, when, whether - the electrophysiological
correlates of voluntary action in virtual environment
P158 Ceci Verbaarschot
Detecting traces of consciousness in the process
of intending to act
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PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
In conversation with high hypnotizable people:
developmental trajectories, correlates, and sense
of agency
P168 Lubov Akopian
PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
Awareness and regulation of fear emotions among
children
P160 Juliane Britz
Altered temporal dynamics of EEG microstate
sequences during pharmacologically induced loss
of consciousness
P169 Christine Blume
Emotion matters! Effects of emotional prosody on
stimulus processing across consciousness states
P170 Darya Frank
Gut feelings: investigating the influence of
unconscious emotion on metacognitive insight
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P161 Vanessa
Charland-Verville
Near-death experiences in patients with locked-in
syndrome: not always a blissful journey
P171 Spas Getov
P162 Zoltan Dienes
Bayes to the rescue: does the type of hypnotic
induction matter?
When we freeze: motor and autonomic correlates
of slowed responses to preconscious social threat
P172 Gina Grimshaw
P163 Peter Moseley
Investigating auditory false perceptions in a
non-clinical sample
Dissociating unconscious emotion through
differential physiological responses
P173 Emily Hammond
P164 Lorina Naci
The cognitive response to complex naturalistic
stimuli in states of incremental sedation
Exploring transformations in emotion in depression
using mixed methods: the value of incorporating
the subjective viewpoint.
P165 Carol Perri
The neural correlates of the emergence from
disorders of consciousness
P174 Nobel Truong
Causal structures and insightful psychopaths
P175 Petra Vetter
P166 Michael Schartner
Complexity of multi-dimensional spontaneous
EEG decreases during propofol induced general
anaesthesia
Subcortical routes involved in the unconscious
processing of emotional visual information
P176 Minye Zhan
Seeing invisible fearful bodies: a role of the
intraparietal sulcus in non-conscious body processing
P167 Ivan Sosa
Microscopic insight into human consciousness
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P177 Agata Blaut
PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
Minimal requirements for valid measures of
metacognition: causal and statistical considerations
P186 Enrico Amico
PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
Structural constraints and information flow in the
brain: a TMS/EEG-DTI study
P178 Andrey Chetverikov
Confident here, confident there: transfer
of confidence between unrelated visual tasks
P187 Alla Choifer
The perspectives of consciousness
P179 Camile Costa Corrêa
The role of conscious awareness in performance
monitoring and decision-making.
P188 Yi Chuang
Can phenomenal and access consciousness be
clearly divided? A perspective from gestalt
psychology
P180 James Glen
Sensory variance, gain control, and
metacognitive salience - a predictive coding approach to self-awareness
P189 Mianiye Diukarev
Mykhailo
Levels of development of a person from the theory
of consciousness
P181 Marta Łukowska
Does cardiac activity following perceptual decision
increase accuracy of metacognitive judgments in a
near-threshold visual perception?
P190 Anna Giustina
Towards a top-down approach to unity of
consciousness
P191 Erik Hoel
Information integration and the spatiotemporal
scale of consciousness
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P182 Caio Moreira
Post-decision wagering reveals both perceptual
confidence and error detection awareness
P192 Jakub Jonkisz
Consciousness: individuated information in action
P183 Laurence Questienne
Metacognitive experiences in subliminal conflict
tasks: where do subjective experiences of difficulty
originate from?
P193 Joaquin Navajas
Perceptual and contextual awareness
P194 David Rudrauf
The projective geometry and bayesian kinematics
of consciousness in perception and imagination
P184 Jérôme Sackur
Self-knowledge dim-out: stress impairs
metacognitive accuracy
P195 Roger Schriner
Naturalizing phenomenal presence:
three conceptual obstacles
P185 Marta Siedlecka
I was so sure! Metacognitive judgment predicts
memory performance better when given after than
before a decision.
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PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
Neural mechanisms of spatial visual illusions:
voxel-based morphometry (VBM) study
P207 Hui-Ming Chin
PRESENTING AUTHOR NAME
Is the mirror recognition test a convincing criteria
for self-consciousness?
P197 Antonio Aznar-Casanova
How Mind handles uncertainty in ambiguous
figures
P208 Diane Deroualle
First- and third-person perspective taking: the role
of vestibular signals
P198 Phoebe Bauer
Electrophysiological correlates of individual
percepts arising from the bistable face-vase figure
P209 Nathan Faivre
Rapid resolution of multisensory mismatch enables
the recovery of agency and ownership
P199 Howard Bowman
Breakthrough percepts of salient faces - (sub)liminal salience search and EEG deception detection
on the fringe of awareness
P210 Alexis Garland
Mirror-mediated behavior in pigeons (Colombia
livia) and chickens (Gallus gallus)
P200 Hagar Efrat Gelbard-Sagiv;Magidov
The role of noradrenaline in visual awareness: a
pharmacological fMRI study
P211
Interoceptive influences on self-other boundaries
P201 Luca Iemi
Detection vs recognition: uncovering the role of
spontaneous alpha oscillations in visual conscious
processing
P202 Weronika Kalwak
Subjective experience and representation of space
characteristics with minimal distal-to-tactile sensory
substitution device enactive torch
P203 Fukuda Megumi
Prior expectation shapes dynamics of ambiguous
stimulus perception
P204 Jason Samaha
Pre- and post-stimulus neural activity reflecting
subjective visibility and objective performance
measured with simultaneous EEG/fMRI
P205 Elexa
St. John-Saaltink
Serial dependence in visual perception and
stimulus representation in primary visual cortex
P206 Saki Takao
Magnifying glass optical illusion occurs for multiple
stimuli but not for a single stimulus
Georgina Heron
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P212 Hsu-Chia Huang
Self-location and body-location: are they the
same?
P213 Sara Kimmich
Mental sex: a pilot study on resting state
connectivity and the fluidity of gender identity
P214 Leonie Klock
When one`s own thoughts are
externally-generated: neural correlates of
an altered feeling of authorship
P215 Bigna Lenggenhager
Seeing one’s face at the rhythm of one’s heart: how
externalized interoceptive signals shape self-other
face discrimination
P216 Polona Pozeg
Neurological and robot-controlled induction of an
apparition
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Prior expectation modulates repetition suppression
without perceptual awareness
P218 Acer Chang
Unconscious temporal predictive processing
revealed by 10 Hz perceptual echo
P219 Oliver Kannape
Sleepwalking under cognitive load - the zombie’s
apprentice.
P220 Kuei-An Li
Does temporal integration of semantic information
occur under visual crowding?
P221 Pieter Moors
Scene integration during continuous flash
suppression: no evidence that scene congruency
modulates suppression times
P222 Karolina Moutsopoulou Are implicitly and rapidly acquired
stimulus-response associations consolidated?
P223 Shun Nakano
Temporal characteristics of retaining an
unconscious visual target
P224 Joo TAN
Temporal dynamics of unconscious salience
processing
P225 Sei Hwan Oh
Effect of temporal regularity without awareness
P226 Yung-Hsuan Tien
Temporal integration of semantic information under
continuous flash suppression
P229 Polona Pozeg
Neurological and robot-controlled induction
of an apparition
P230 Robert Van Guick
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AUTHOR INDEX
ALLEN Micah
Jay A. OLSON
Lubov AKOPIAN
Garnik AKOPOV
Christopher ALLEN
Fredrik ALLENMARK
Enrico AMICO
Egor ANANYEV
Thomas ANDRILLON
Natalia ANDRIYANOVA
Miguel Ángel SEBASTIAN
Georgios ANTONOPOULOS
Anna ANZULEWICZ
Katsuhiko ARIHARA
Valtteri ARSTILA
Dariusz ASANOWICZ
Anne ATAS
Selen ATASOY
Vadim AXELROD
Antonio AZNAR-CASANOVA
Mariana BABO-REBELO
Mahzarin BANAJI
Leonardo BARBOSA
Antoine BARBOT
Lionel BARNETT
Amanda BARNIER
Mikael BASTIAN
Phoebe BAUER
Tim BAYNE
Ondřej BEČEV
Tarik BEL-BAHAR
Bruno BERBERIAN
fosco BERNASCONI
Julie BERTELS
Olafe BLANKE
p. 29
p. 23
p. 49
p. 36
p. 29, 36
p. 23
p. 51
p. 37
p. 23
p. 42
p. 23
p. 34
p. 33
p. 40
p. 44
p. 33
p. 44
p. 43
p. 52
p. 52
p. 26
p. 25
p. 54
p. 42
p. 48, 56
p. 20, 48
p. 26
p. 52
p. 24
p. 32
p. 47
p. 40
p. 45
p. 42
p. 20
Agata BLAUT
Ned BLOCK
Christine BLUME
Hal BLUMENFELD
Gonzalo BONCOMPTE
Howard BOWMAN
Juliane BRITZ
Alessio BUCCI
Tyler BURGE
Florence CAMPANA
Robin CARHART-HARRIS
David CARMEL
Marisa CARRASCO
Emilie CASPAR
Maïté CASTRO
Acer CHANG
Raymond CHANG
Vanessa
CHARLAND-VERVILLE
Lucie CHARLES
Camille CHATELLE
Maximilien CHAUMON
Wen-Yeo CHEN
Srivas CHENNU
Andrey CHETVERIKOV
Hui-Ming CHIN
Alla CHOIFER
Ron CHRISLEY
Yi CHUANG
Leon CIECHANOWSKI
Maria CIOFFI
Tommy CLEARY
Axel CLEEREMANS
Michael COHEN
Iulia COMSA
p. 50
p.
p. 49
p. 24
p. 37
p. 52
p. 48
p. 38
p. 28
p. 27
p. 19
p. 27
p. 7, 21
p. 23
p. 39
p. 54
p. 26, 54
p. 48
p. 23
p. 20
p. 42
p. 29
p. 20
p. 50
p. 53
p. 51
p. 29
p. 51
p. 47
p. 45
p. 36
p. 25, 42
p. 44
p. 34
Aurelio CORTESE
Camile COSTA CORRÊA
Jacobo D. SITT
Hamada DAISUKE
Cristobal
DAÑOBEITIA MORONG
Linda DAYEM
Irene DE CASO
Esther DE LOOF
Marzia DE LUCIA
Frederique DE VIGNEMONT
Stanislas DEHAENE
Ghislaine
DEHAENE-LAMBERTZ
Renata DEL GIUDICE
Athena DEMERTZI
Leon DEOUELL
Diane DEROUALLE
Andrea DESANTIS
Kobe DESENDER
Robert DEUTSCHLÄNDER
Carol DI PERRI
Zoltan DIENES
Nadine DIJKSTRA
Mianiye
DIUKAREV MYKHAILO
Krzysztof DOLEGA
Kenji DOYA
Paula DROEGE
Jane Elizabeth ASPELL
Johan ERIKSSON
Nathan FAIVRE
Jonathan FARRELL
Juliane FARTHOUAT
Steve FLEMING
Robert FOLEY
Sophie FORSTER
Jolien FRANCKEN
Ana FRANCO
Darya FRANK
Chris FRITH
Qiufang FU
p. 27
p. 50
p. 20
p. 38
p. 40
p. 36
p. 35
p. 37
p. 39
p. 6, 30
p. 6, 21
p. 27
p. 42
p. 20
p. 23, 36
p. 53
p. 46
p. 27
p. 47
p. 34
p. 20, 27, 48
p. 44
p. 51
p. 26
p. 40
p. 23
p. 27
p. 22
p. 53
p. 37
p. 42
p. 6, 7, 21, 27
p. 35
p. 29
p. 36
p. 35
p. 49
p. 30
p. 42
Sarah GARFINKEL
Alexis GARLAND
Surya GAYET
Hagar Efrat
GELBARD-SAGIV;MAGIDOV
Spas GETOV
Raechelle GIBSON
Francesco GIORLANDO
Anna GIUSTINA
James GLEN
Andrew GOLDFINE
Ariel GOLDSTEIN
Javier GOMEZ-LAVIN
Alison GOPNIK
Urszula GÓRSKA
Cassandra GOULD
Louise GOUPIL
Christian GRAULTY
Thomas GRICE-JACKSON
Gina GRIMSHAW
Aleksandra GRONOSTAJ
Stuart HAMEROFF
Emily HAMMOND
Georgina HERON
Paula HERRERA
Justyna HOBOT
Erik HOEL
Nicholas HON
Shen-Mou HSU
Neville HUANG
Hsu-Chia HUANG
Christoph HUBER-HUBER
Gethin HUGHES
Shao-Min HUNG
Giandomenico IANNETTI
Luca IEMI
Ivan IVANCHEI
Molly JACKSON-NIELSEN
David John SCHWARTZMAN
Jakub JONKISZ
Timothy Joseph LANE
Weronika KALWAK
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p. 20, 34
p. 53
p. 41
p. 52
p. 49
p. 34
p. 46
p. 51
p. 50
p. 20
p. 26
p. 42
p. 25
p. 34
p. 41, 7
p. 27
p. 38
p. 41
p. 49
p. 41
p. 41
p. 49
p. 53
p. 40
p. 33
p. 51
p. 32
p. 37
p. 33
p. 53
p. 45
p. 41
p. 26
p. 22
p. 52
p. 35
p. 33
p. 29
p. 51
p. 26
p. 52
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Ryota KANAI
Oliver KANNAPE
Anatoliy KARPOV
Abraham Lim KEN ZHI
Sara KIMMICH
Jean-Rémi KING
Norimichi KITAGAWA
Leonie KLOCK
Marcin KOCULAK
Roger KOENIG-ROBERT
Mahiko KONISHI
Daniel KOSTIC
Uriah KRIEGEL
Lana KÜHLE
Victor LAMME
Dominique LAMY
Hakwan LAU
Pr LAUREYS
Ming-Ni LEE
Yen-Tung LEE
Bigna LENGGENHAGER
Kuei-An LI
Paul LIKNAITZKY
Hannah LIMERICK
Ting-An LIN
Ying-Tung LIN
Ariel LINDNER
Alex LÓPEZ-ROLÓN
Karin LUDWIG
Marta LUKOWSKA
Peter LUSH
Kathleen LYONS
Gianluca MACAUDA
Lucian MACREA
Bartosz MAJCHROWICZ
Rene MAROIS
Sébastien MARTI
Anna MARZECOVÁ
Jonathan MASON
Andy MEALOR
Barbara MEDEA
p. 29
p. 54
p. 42
p. 36
p. 45, 53, 7
p. 22
p. 34
p. 53
p. 44
p. 44
p. 45
p. 36
p. 20
p. 45
p. 30
p. 35
p. 20
p. 39
p. 38
p. 45
p. 53
p. 54
p. 39
p. 47
p. 7, 37
p. 7, 26, 37
p. 46
p. 34
p. 44
p. 50
p. 32
p. 39
p. 45
p. 41
p. 32
p. 23, 26
p. 22
p. 33
p. 36
p. 38
p. 45
Fukuda MEGUMI
Erik MEIJS
Thomas METZINGER
Ken MOGI
Pieter MOORS
Caio MOREIRA
Dominique MORLET
Thomas MORRIS
Peter MOSELEY
Karolina MOUTSOPOULOU
Aleksandra
MROCZKO-WASOWICZ
Shingo MURATA
Myrto MYLOPOULOS
Lorina NACI
Shun NAKANO
Bence NANAY
Joaquin NAVAJAS
Sei Hwan OH
Natalie OSBORNE
Marte OTTEN
Irina OVCHINNIKOVA
Adrian OWEN
Auréliane PAJANI
Jim PARKINSON
Claudia PASSOS-FERREIRA
Ziv PEREMEN
Carol PERRI
Marjan PERSUH
Andrew PETERSON
Yair PINTO
Michael PITTS
Vince POLITO
Simmy POONIAN
Polona POZEG
Hielke PRINS
Laurence QUESTIENNE
Charlotte RAE
Henry RAILO
Manuel RAUSCH
Craig RICHTER
Alexandra RIEGER
p. 52
p. 33
p. 26
p. 47
p. 54
p. 50
p. 39
p. 45
p. 48
p. 54
p. 29
p. 36
p. 23
p. 20, 48
p. 54
p. 29
p. 51
p. 54
p. 34
p. 41
p. 42
p. 24
p. 6, 23
p. 32
p. 27
p. 26
p. 34
p. 29
p. 43
p. 29
p. 26
p. 20, 39
p. 47
p. 53
p. 45
p. 50
p. 34
p. 27
p. 35
p. 45
p. 38
Nicholas ROOT
David ROSENTHAL
Marion ROUAULT
Perrine RUBY
David RUDRAUF
Renate RUTIKU
Jérôme SACKUR
Noam SAGIV
Roy SALOMON
Jason SAMAHA
Kranti SARAN
Manuel SCHABUS
Michael SCHARTNER
Georg SCHAUER
Nicholas SCHIFF
Bernhard SCHLAGBAUER
Tobias SCHLICHT
Marian SCHNEIDER
Roger SCHRINER
Rebecca
SEMMENS-WHEELER
Claire SERGENT
Andrea SERINO
Carlota SERRAHIMA
Anil SETH
Murray SHANAHAN
Maxine SHERMAN
Henry SHEVLIN
Nura SIDARUS
Marta SIEDLECKA
Leah SINAI
Soon SIONG
Asael SKLAR
Zuzanna SKÓRA
Jonathan SMALLWOOD
Joulia SMORTCHKOVA
Cooper SMOUT
Thomas SØRENSEN
Ivan SOSA
David SOTO
Elexa ST. JOHN-SAALTINK
Konrad STANEK
p. 38
p. 36
p. 40
p. 38
p. 51
p. 44
p. 27, 50
p. 29, 38, 52
p. 23
p. 52
p. 29
p. 41
p. 48
p. 37
p. 24
p. 37
p. 36
p. 23
p. 51
p. 39
p. 29
p. 20
p. 29
p. 21, 22, 36
p. 36
p. 26
p. 27
p. 47
p. 50
p. 43
p. 32
p. 37
p. 43
p. 26
p. 27
p. 33
p. 42
p. 48
p. 22
p. 52
p. 47
Melanie STRAUSS
Marta SUÁREZ-PINILLA
Pär SUNDSTRÖM
Keisuke SUZUKI
Remigiusz SZCZEPANOWSKI
Satohiro TAJIMA
Saki TAKAO
Joo TAN
Devin TERHUNE
Louis THIBAULT
Aurore THIBAUT
Sharon THOMPSON-SCHILL
Simon THORPE
Yung-Hsuan TIEN
Bert TIMMERMANS
Koichi TOIDA
Nobel TRUONG
Naotsugu TSUCHIYA
Yunn UENG
Raphael VALLAT
Simon VAN GAAL
Anouk VAN LOON
Ceci VERBAARSCHOT
Mark VERGEER
Petra VETTER
Matti VUORRE
David WHITNEY
Tomasz WIELEK
Michał WIERZCHOŃ
Wanja WIESE
Melanie WILKE
Malgorzata WISLOWSKA
Olaf WITKOWSKI
Martijn WOKKE
Wendy XIAO
Yoshiko YABE
Robin ZEBROWSKI
Minye ZHAN
Yong ZIXIN
p. 38
p. 42
p. 20
p. 46
p. 41
p. 43
p. 52
p. 54
p. 20
p. 33
p. 20
p. 25
p. 26
p. 54
p. 35
p. 32
p. 49
p. 30
p. 32
p. 38
p. 40
p. 37
p. 47
p. 44
p. 49
p. 46
p. 25
p. 38
p. 35
p. 37
p. 30
p. 38
p. 46
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A4 Non-sensory phenomenology
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The richness of
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Prediction &
consciousness
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Metacognition
17:30
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15:30
Self & mind
wandering
14:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS
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A. Gopnik, S. Thompson-Schill,
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N. Tsuchiya, S. Frässle,
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Multisensory
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The No-report Paradigm
16:00 SYMPOSIUM
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Body
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11:00
10:30
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Consciousness without control
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T. Bayne, H. Blumenfeld,
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Altered
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Unconscious working memory?
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