
Public Lecture, in conjunction with Science Gallery, sponsored by Movidius
Prof. Amir Amedi, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
"Restoring Functions Lost In Damaged Senses and Creating New Senses"
Venue: Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience, Lloyd Building, LB11
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Oral presentations will be 15 minutes each, with 3 minutes for questions.
Session 1
Presenter University
Topic/Subject
Laura Herman |
Princeton University |
Frequency-Based Synesthetic Associations between Letters and
Colors |
Jennifer Mankin |
University of Sussex |
A is for Apple: the influence of words and meaning on
grapheme-colour trends |
Tessa van Leeuwen |
Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Radboud
University |
Color associations in nonsynaesthetes and synaesthetes: A
large-scale study in Dutch |
Katie Bankieris |
University of Rochester |
Explicit and Implicit Learning in Synesthetes |
Sandra Hoffmann Robbiani |
Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences |
Multidimensional Matrices to Classify the Visual Properties of
Represented Ordinal and Spatial Sequences: THE DESIGN PROCESS |
Session 2
Presenter University Topic/Subject
Dyedra
Just |
University
of Oxford |
Was
Kandinsky a synaesthete? Evidence from his own writings and the psychological
and philosophical literature of his time. |
Carrie
Firman |
Edgewood
College |
Comparing
with Kandinsky: Color-Personality Synesthesia in Art and Graphic Design |
Eduardo
Lima |
Sistema
Toronto - Toronto Catholic District School Board |
Synesthetic
incongruence and music perception in early stages of music education |
Svetlana
Rudenko |
RIAM,
University of Granada |
Musical-Space
Synesthesia: Image Processing and Space/Time Organisation of Musical Texture |
Christine
Söffing |
Synaesthesiewerkstatt
& Musisches Zentrum Universität Ulm |
The
sounds of scents and pink music; Synaesthesia as a tool to create compositons
and sound-installations |
Session 3
Presenter University Topic/Subject
Jared
Medina |
University
of Delaware |
The
body schema and mirror-touch synesthesia: Posture and perspective |
Carol
Steen, Noam Sagiv |
Touro
College and University System |
Synesthestic
and Hypnogogic Imagery, a Comparison |
Session 4
Presenter University
Topic/Subject
Candita
Wager |
UC
Berkeley |
Synesthetically
Speaking: Synesthesia and the Missing Link to Mood Disorders |
Duncan
Carmichael |
University
of Sussex |
The
Health of Synaesthetes: What conditions are co-morbid with synaesthesia? |
James
Hughes |
University
of Sussex |
Synaesthesia
and prodigious talent: what is the link between synaesthesia, autism and
savant syndrome? |
Krish
Sathian |
Emory
University School of Medicine |
What
is the relationship between cross-modal correspondences and synesthesia? |
Jamie
Ward |
University
of Sussex |
Does
Synaesthesia Protect Against Age-related Memory Decline? |
Session 5
Presenter University Topic/Subject
Isabel
Arend |
Ben-Gurion
University of the Negev |
Behavioral
and neural correlates of task-irrelevant numbers in number-space synaesthesia |
Giovanni
Di Liberto |
Trinity
College Dublin |
Modelling
the cortical representation of auditory and visual speech features in
low-frequency EEG |
Nicolas
Rothen |
University
of Bern |
Neural,
behavioural, and phenomenological changes in training-induced synaesthesia |
Francesca
Farina |
Maynooth
University |
Synaesthesia
lost and found: Two cases of people- and music-colour synaesthesia. |
Jason
Chan |
University
College Cork |
Predicting
Age using Multisensory Integration |
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Session 6
Presenter University
Topic/Subject
Michael
Haverkamp |
Ford
Werke GmbH |
Multi-Sensory
Design and Synaesthesia – Current and Future Approaches |
Elliot
Freeman |
City
University London |
Hearing
through your eyes: modulation of the visually-evoked auditory response by
transcranial electrical stimulation |
Frank
Schumann |
Université
Paris Descartes_Laboratoire Psychologie de la Perception |
Can
an artificial ‘feel of North’ change the perception of space? Preliminary
psychophysical evidence from a novel device: the hearSpace app |
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Posters should be
A0 in size and in portrait format
Poster Group 1: Friday 22nd April
Presenter University Topic/Subject
Guilherme Bragança |
Legislative Assembly of Minas Gerais |
Emotions and synesthetic perceptions elicited by music |
Anna Mas-Casadesús |
The University of Edinburgh |
Cross-modal selective attention in synaesthetes: Evidence for better filtering abilities |
Yi-Chuan Chen |
University of Oxford |
The shapes of “Bouba” and “Kiki”: Using radial frequency patterns to characterize the sound-shape correspondence |
Brendan Cullen |
Trinity College Dublin |
An examination of discrimination, categorisation and aesthetic judgments across visual and haptic domains. |
Denis Drennan |
Trinity College Dublin |
The Effects of Visual and Tactile Integration on Auditory Perception in Complex Acoustic Environments |
Daniel J. Finnegan |
University of Bath/Somethin' Else Sound Directions Ltd. |
Crossmodal Distance Cue Integration in Synaesthetes |
Giles Hamilton-Fletcher |
University of Sussex |
Synaestheatre: Using Synaesthesia to optimise the design of Sensory Substitution Devices |
Rebecca Ovalle Fresa |
University of Berne |
Blue bananas: development of a task to investigate the representation of synaesthetic experiences |
Amandine Gnaedinger |
Paris Sud University, CNRS |
Smell's melody: electrophysiological study of the multisensory interactions between sounds and odors |
CC Hart |
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Cross Modal Perception and Career: A massage therapist’s perspective on mirror-touch synaesthesia in the practice of manual therapy |
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Pik Ki Ho |
Institute of Neuroscience, Trinity College Dublin |
Aesthetic preferences for face are modulated by both form and motion. |
Poster Group 2: Saturday 23rd April
Presenter University
Topic/Subject
Gwilym Lockwood |
Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics |
Synaesthesia and sound-symbolism |
Katrin Lunke |
University of Bern |
Testing the specificity of memory advantages in synaesthesia |
Sandra Hoffmann Robbiani |
Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences |
“But 7 is yellower than Q, isn’t it?” / Revealing the Visual Language of Typographic Synaesthesia |
Sandra Hoffmann Robbiani, Christoph Staehli Weisbrod |
Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences |
Multidimensional Matrices to Classify the Visual Properties of Represented Ordinal and Spatial Sequences / A VISUAL OVERVIEW |
Richard Roche |
Maynooth University |
Event-related potentials may reveal correlates of synaesthetic colour perception in grapheme-colour synaesthetes: Pilot data. |
Annalisa Setti |
University College Cork |
Intra-individual differences in susceptibility to the Sound-Induced Flash Illusion |
Jasmin Sinha |
SYNAISTHESIS |
Latin squares, Finnish bubbles: Coloured Language Hearing, a hidden synaesthesia |
Amanda Tilot |
Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics |
Decoding the genetics of synaesthesia through studies large and small |
Qian Wang |
Oxford University |
The role of pitch and tempo in sound-temperature correspondences |
Christoph Witzel |
Université Paris Descartes |
Synaesthetic colour experiences are perceptually real |