Program overview
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2:00 - 2:25
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Welcome and small-group discussions
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2:25 - 3:00
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Flash talks (Session A)
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3:00 - 3:10
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Break
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3:10 - 3:45
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Flash talks (Session B)
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3:45 - 3:55
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Town hall discussion
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Flash talk format
Please aim to present for up to 2 minutes, and we’ll also allow
roughly 2 minutes for questions after each presentation. If you’d like
to use slides, please bring them on your own laptop if possible. If you
don’t have access to a laptop, you can send slides to Charles or Daniel
before the session. During the session we’ll ask presenters to connect
to a Zoom meeting that is projected to the entire room, and presenters
will be able to share their screen so that everyone can see their
slides.
Flash talks (Session A)
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Daniel Feuerriegel
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Tracking the journey from sensation to action
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Erynn Christensen
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Neurocognitive predictors of addictive behaviours
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William Turner
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Rapid re-weighting of sensory signals and predictions during visual
object tracking
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Mehul Gajwani
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The effects of MRI pre-processing on diffusion connectomics
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James Fodor
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Distributed Semantic Models of Compositionality
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Prerika Sharma
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Trauma and false memories
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Dan Myles
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Exploring bimodal responses to a simple online gambling task
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Natalia Egorova-Brumley
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Experimental pain research at the MSPS
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Johanna Boardman
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Awareness of errors is reduced following sleep loss
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Flash talks (Session B)
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Matthew Jiwa
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Hedonism in information search - biased information-seeking leads to
biased beliefs
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Chunhua Liu
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Word Association Explanations
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Caitlin Hitchcock
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Translating cognitive science into better mental health treatments
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Gideon Kowadlo
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WM to combine Model Based and Model Free RL
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Eleni Kavaliotis
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Examining the Role of Sleep in Appetitive Conditioning Disorders
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Ariel Zeleznikow-Johnston
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Are Colour Experiences The Same Across The Visual Field?
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Jacob Paul
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Numerosity tuning in human association cortices and local image contrast
representations in early visual cortex
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Mask policy
In line with Victorian health regulations, we strongly encourage
everyone to bring and wear a face mask if they are able to do so. This
is in the interests of preventing COVID infections among attendees given
the recent increase in cases across Melbourne