| Name | Poster | Time | Title |
| Perception, binocularity, and oculomotor processes |
| Bleumers | Lizzy | PB-01 | 21.08. 13:30 | Figure-ground segmentation and shape perception as a function of contour alignment and shape familiarity |
| Boström | Kim Joris | PB-02 | 21.08. 13:30 | Speed discrimination of ocular following response and perception on the open-loop condition |
| Demeyer | Maarten | PB-03 | 21.08. 13:30 | Transsaccadic perception of abstract parametric shapes |
| Gegenfurtner | Karl R. | PB-04 | 21.08. 13:30 | Competition between luminance and color for target selection in smooth pursuit and saccadic eye movements |
| Ludwig | Casimir J.H. | PB-05 | 21.08. 13:30 | The temporal integration strategy of the saccadic system |
| Schütz | Alexander C. | PB-06 | 21.08. 13:30 | Improved color sensitivity during smooth pursuit eye movements |
| Yonemura | Tomoko | PB-07 | 21.08. 13:30 | Effects of equiluminance color and size on perceived velocity of sigma-movement |
| Alshuth | Ewald | PB-08 | 21.08. 13:30 | Comparison of mirror stereoscope and shutter glasses for measuring disparity vergence responses |
| Jainta | Stephanie | PB-09 | 21.08. 13:30 | Differences between objective and subjective measures of the convergence step response |
| Kirkby | Julie A. | PB-10 | 21.08. 13:30 | Binocular coordination during scanning of simple dot stimuli |
| Leiros | Luz I. | PB-11 | 21.08. 13:30 | Disparity fixation through rapid serial visual presentations |
| Medendorp | W. Pieter | PB-12 | 21.08. 13:30 | Depth constancy during vergence eye movements |
| Teichert | Tobias | PB-13 | 21.08. 13:30 | Mislocalization in depth during horizontal saccades |
| Vernet | Marine | PB-14 | 21.08. 13:30 | Initiation of divergent vertical and horizontal eye movements |
| Jaschinski | Wolfgang | PB-15* | 21.08. 13:30 | Fixation disparity and asymmetry in convergent and divergent disparity step responses: Relation between individual differences |
| Methods and modelling / Reading and language |
| Barnes | Graham | PB-17 | 21.08. 13:30 | A unified model of ocular pursuit that simulates predictive and randomised behaviour |
| Müller-Plath | Gisela | PB-18 | 21.08. 13:30 | STRAVIS 2.0: Visual feature search is effectively modelled by incorporating biases for recurrent item visits and premature search termination |
| Bertel | Sven | PB-19 | 21.08. 13:30 | Robust portable eye tracking for real-time applications on electronic whiteboards |
| Nuding | Ulrich | PB-20 | 21.08. 13:30 | A theory of the dual pathways for smooth pursuit |
| Simola | Jaana M. | PB-21 | 21.08. 13:30 | Different processes are used during reading and search tasks: Evidence from eye movements and Hidden Markov Model |
| Ashby | Jane | PB-22 | 21.08. 13:30 | Parafoveal processing of phonological features during visual word recognition |
| Diderichsen | Philip | PB-23 | 21.08. 13:30 | Investigating unscripted spoken dialogue processing using eye-tracking: Givenness marking in indefinite referring expressions in Danish |
| Filik | Ruth | PB-24 | 21.08. 13:30 | The effect of expectation on the focusing properties of quantifiers: An on-line test of the Presupposition-Denial account |
| Fukumura | Kumiko | PB-25 | 21.08. 13:30 | Conceptual access during speech production: Evidence from the visual-world eye-movement paradigm |
| Gompel | Roger van | PB-26 | 21.08. 13:30 | Syntactic priming in the comprehension of ditransitive structures |
| Wang | Hsueh-Cheng | PB-27* | 21.08. 13:30 | Estimating word's predictability on lexical processing using latent semantic analysis - verification from eye movement data |
| Angele | Bernhard | PB-28 | 21.08. 13:30 | Parafoveal processing in reading: Manipulating N+1 and N+2 previews simultaneously |
| Apel | Jens | PB-29 | 21.08. 13:30 | Targeting regressions: Do people pay attention to the left? |
| Cauchard | Fabrice | PB-30 | 21.08. 13:30 | Do visual signals extend the perceptual span in reading below or above the fixated line? A gaze-contingent eye movement study |
| Bocianski | Diana | PB-31 | 21.08. 13:30 | Effects of syntactical context on eye movements while reading continuous text |
| Blythe | Hazel I. | PB-32 | 21.08. 13:30 | Reading disappearing text: Adults' and children's oculomotor control |
| Tsai | Jie-Li | PB-33 | 21.08. 13:30 | The optimal viewing position in Chinese word recognition |
| Weger | Ulrich W. | PB-34 | 21.08. 13:30 | The accuracy and function of regressions during reading |
| Schrammel | Franziska | PB-35 | 21.08. 13:30 | Meeting a virtual anthropomorphic character: Effects of characters' emotional expression on eye movements and facial EMG of human observers |
| Wang | Chin-An | PB-36 | 21.08. 13:30 | Parafoveal-on-foveal effects in Chinese reading: An eye-movements study |
| Vanyukov | Polina M. | PB-37 | 21.08. 13:30 | Serial or parallel? Using depth of processing to examine attention allocation during reading |
| Dare | Natasha K. | PB-38 | 21.08. 13:30 | Crossed disparities are preferred over uncrossed disparities: Evidence from binocular lexical decision in a stereoscope |
| Clinical aspects and emotion |
| Calvo | Manuel G. | PB-39 | 21.08. 13:30 | Visual search of emotional faces: Eye-movement assessment of component processes |
| Heubner | Michael | PB-40 | 21.08. 13:30 | Are eye movement parameters dependent on induced mood? |
| Roth | Katharina | PB-41 | 21.08. 13:30 | Eye movements in emotions: The influence of basic emotions on eye movement patterns |
| Spanne | Janna G. | PB-42 | 21.08. 13:30 | Regarding pictures: The task of music. A study of the impact of music on visual attention in viewing still images |
| Bonifacci | Paola | PB-43 | 21.08. 13:30 | Autonomic responses and eye movement patterns when looking at family members, friends, strangers and objects |
| Hardiess | Gregor | PB-44 | 21.08. 13:30 | Differences in gaze behavior and task performance in patients with homonymous visual field defects (HVFDs) |
| Landgraf | Steffen | PB-45 | 21.08. 13:30 | Predictive saccades are impaired in biological non psychotic siblings of patients with schizophrenia |
| Heremans | Elke | PB-46 | 21.08. 13:30 | Interaction between eye and hand movements in patients with intention tremor due to MS |
| Wurtz | Pascal | PB-47* | 21.08. 13:30 | Length perception in hemispatial neglect: Having a Look at the Brentano illusion |
| Lesniak | Marcin | PB-48 | 21.08. 13:30 | The role of the basal ganglia in eye-movements control - a study on oculomotor disorders in patients with Wilson's disease |
| Murakami | Shinji | PB-49 | 21.08. 13:30 | Characteristric eye movement and cognitive visual field in Alzheimer disease during visuospatial working memory task |
| Liman | Thomas | PB-50 | 21.08. 13:30 | An increased virtual foveal hemianopic field defect reduces the scanpath similarity of visual imagery and perception |
| Deruaz | Anouk | PB-51 | 21.08. 13:30 | Paragraphed text reading with a central scotoma: The transient disengagement eye movement pattern |
| Application / Attention and scene perception |
| Crespo | Antonio | PB-55 | 21.08. 13:30 | How well do the new combined anti-tobacco warnings capture visual attention? An eye tracking study to analyse the impact level of the image |
| Morii | Masahiro | PB-56 | 21.08. 13:30 | Influence of product arrangement on consumer behavior |
| Osaki | Hitomi | PB-57 | 21.08. 13:30 | Influence of color and position on conspicuity of point-of-purchase advertising |
| Schollerer | Esther | PB-58 | 21.08. 13:30 | Driving and advertisements: A simulator study with eye movements recorded |
| Someya | Asuka | PB-59 | 21.08. 13:30 | Which element on a cosmetic advertisement attracts consumers' interests? |
| Yoshida | Kaoru | PB-60 | 21.08. 13:30 | Effect of point-of-purchase advertising with rankings on consumer behavior |
| Johansen | Sune Alstrup | PB-61 | 21.08. 13:30 | The challenge of extracting "golden" scan paths |
| Gerganov | Alexander | PB-62 | 21.08. 13:30 | Can verbs make us look up or down? |
| Urbina | Mario H. | PB-63 | 21.08. 13:30 | pEYEdit: Gaze-based text entry via pie menus |
| Di Stasi | Leandro Luigi | PB-64 | 21.08. 13:30 | The dynamics of saccadic responses as Mental Workload [MW] index in microworld simulation |
| Acarturk | Cengiz | PB-65 | 21.08. 13:30 | Multimodal comprehension of language and graphics: Graphs with and without verbal annotation |
| Divjak | Matjaz | PB-66 | 21.08. 13:30 | Analysis of realistic speech and gaze interactions inside a VR environment: Can gaze help disambiguate deictics in speech commands? |
| Koerber | Bernd | PB-67 | 21.08. 13:30 | Real-world scene perception: About the influence of priming and expertise |
| Clement | Richard A. | PB-68 | 21.08. 13:30 | Eye movements made during diagnosis from fundud photographs |
| Hill | Robin L. | PB-69 | 21.08. 13:30 | Multiple communication modalities and visual alignment in dynamic joint action |
| Maughan | Lizzie | PB-70 | 21.08. 13:30 | Video replay of eyetracking as a cue in retrospective protocol ...Don't Make Me Think Aloud! |
| Born | Sabine | PB-71 | 21.08. 13:30 | Influence of distractor size and contrast on the remote distractor effect |
| De Graef | Peter | PB-72 | 21.08. 13:30 | Hemifield effects on the read-out of the visual analog |
| Roderer | Thomas | PB-73 | 21.08. 13:30 | Developmental progression in children's allocation of attention |
| Van Belle | Goedele | PB-74 | 21.08. 13:30 | Presaccadic allocation of attention to translating vs stationary objects as a determinant of transsaccadic target position change detection |
| Andersson | Richard | PB-75 | 21.08. 13:30 | Differences between languages yield different attention distributions: The case of manner |
| Moiseeva | Victoria V. | PB-76 | 21.08. 13:30 | Positive EEG-potentials during eye fixation reflect attention and saccades preparation in man |