[visionlist] ECVP 2011 - Deadline approaching

[Simon Thorpe]

The 34th European Conference on Visual Perception
28th August- 1st September 2011, Toulouse, France

This is a reminder that the deadline for 
submitting abstracts for this year's ECVP meeting 
is the 1st of April - in just over two weeks.

Please remember that you need to register in 
order to submit an abstract (but any rejected 
abstracts will be fully refunded).

Full information can be found on the web site - see http://www.ecvp2011.org/

We are delighted to be able to announce that in 
addition to being held just one week after the 
European Conference on Eye Movements  in 
Marseille (ECEM 2011 - see 
<https://sites.google.com/a/univ-provence.fr/ecem2011/>https://sites.google.com/a/univ-provence.fr/ecem2011/ 
),  two additional Vision meetings will be taking 
place in Toulouse in association with ECVP, 
making a visit to Toulouse even more attractive 
for vision researchers.

Firstly, the Symposium on Applied Perception in 
Graphics and Visualization (APGV 2011) will be 
held on Saturday the 27th  and Sunday the 28th 
of September (see http://www.apgv.org/ ).  On 
Sunday, there will be a joint ECVP-APGV  session 
including two symposia - "Deforming shapes - 
deformable templates"  in the morning, and 
""Computer Vision & Biological Vision"  in the 
afternoon. Both will be open to anyone who has 
registered for either meeting.

Secondly, the Applied Vision Association ( 
http://www.theava.net/) is planning a meeting on 
"Animal Vision" on Friday the 2nd of September, 
also in Toulouse - details will be available 
shortly.

Finally, we would like to thank the many people 
who made suggestions for symposia. The committee 
has selected 5 symposia, and one mini-symposium 
with  the following themes:

"Processing of Visual Space" (co-chaired by Frank 
Bremmer (Germany) & Yves Trotter (France)).
"Rhythms of Perception and Attention" (co-chaired 
by Ayelet Landau (Germany) & Rufin VanRullen 
(France).
"How do spontaneous fluctuations shape visual 
perception?"  (co-chaired by Hakwan Lau (Canada) 
& Floris de Lange (Netherlands)).
"Synaesthesia in focus - Examining behaviour and 
the brain beyond colour perception"
(chaired by Anina Rich (Australia)).
"Gestalts in the brain" (co-chaired by Johan 
Wagemans & Hans OpDeBeeck (Belgium))
"Perceiving other's actions" (chaired by Gunther Knoblich (Netherlands)).

And of course, there will be plenty of space for 
other talks on the whole range of subjects 
covered by the meeting, so do send those 
abstracts in soon!!

Hoping to see you in Toulouse!

Simon Thorpe and the ECVP organizing committee
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