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Summer term 2018

When	Where	Speaker	Title	Materials	Host
10.04.2018	Gießen	Florian Bayer Alexander	Career path talk (Carl Zeiss). Introduction of the next weeks' speakers (Markus Lappe)	Recording	Katja
17.04.2018 12.15 h	Gießen Room E6	Markus Lappe	Saccadic adaptation and visual perception.	Recording	Alexander
24.04.2018	GI/MR	DCs from Queens University	Professional Development	Recording	Gunnar
01.05.2018			Holiday
08.05.2018	GI/MR	Lukas Ben	Introduction of the next weeks' speakers (Clare Press, Martin Pare)	Recording
15.05.2018	Marburg	Clare Press Birbeck University, London	The influence of action predictions on perception: Contrasting facilitation and cancellation models.	Paper 1 Paper 2 Recording	Lukas
22.05.2018			VSS
29.05.2018	GI/MR	Martin Pare Queen's University, CA	Neural correlates of visual working memory in the macaque monkey.	Paper Recording	Ben
05.06.2018	Marburg	Benjamin Shanaa	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Katja Mombaur, Hannah Block)	Recording
12.06.2018	Marburg	Katja Mombaur University of Heidelberg	Optimal control of humanoid motion.	Paper	Benjamin
19.06.2018	GI/MR	Hannah Block Indiana University, Bloomington, US	Motor cortex effects of recalibrating visuo-proprioceptive estimates of hand position	Paper	Shanaa
26.06.2018	Glashütten	Parisa	IRTG Retreat and introduction of the next week's speaker (Jeroen Smeets)
03.07.2018	Gießen	Hanna Gertz	Career path talk (Forschungsreferentin Leibniz Gemeinschaft)	Paper	Katja
10.07.2018	Gießen	Jeroen Smeets Free University, NL	Synergies in grasping	Paper 1 Paper 2 Recording	Parisa

Winter term 2017/18

When	Where	Speaker	Title	Materials	Host
07.11.2017		Meaghan Lukas Uhlmann	Introductory talks on Multisensory Perceptcion and Agency	Link
14.11.2017		Özlem Sensoy Benjamin	Introductory talks on underlying theories and concepts of preferential looking and reaching in infancy and Bayesian Model Comparison	Recording
21.11.2017		Tom Vishal Bharmauria	Introduction of next week's speakers (Patrick Canvanagh & Daniel Smith).
28.11.2017	Giessen	Daniel Smith Durham University (GB)	What is the role of the oculomotor system in covert spatial attention?	Paper 1 Recording	Tom
04.12.2017	Marburg 18 h ct Room 001 Sprachatlas Pilgrimstein 16	Douglas Munoz	A brain circuit for pupil orienting responses: implications for cognitive modulation of pupil size
05.12.2017		Patrick Cavanagh York University , Newslink	"Where"	Paper 1 Paper 2 Recording	Vishal
12.12.2017		Maria Hossein	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Joseph Desouza) Introductory talk on neurophysiological correlates of joint action	Recording 1 Recording 2
19.12.2017		Joseph Desouza York University	Motor learning in the real world in experts and people with Parkinson's disease	Paper 1 Paper 2 Recording
09.01.2018			Introduction of the next week's speakers (Sonja Gruen, Anthony Atkinson)
23.01.2018		Anthony Atkinson Durham University	Effective Connectivity Between Nodes of the Action Observation Network Supports Unterstanding of Emotional Actions	Paper 1 Paper 2 Recording	Julia Bachmann
30.01.2018		Chad	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Mathias Hegele)
06.02.2018	Gießen	Mathias Hegele Gießen Unversity	The Aging Mind in Small Motion: A window into age-related changes in sensorimotor learning	Paper Recording	Chad
13.02.2018	Gießen	Tutis Vilis Western University	Survival Skills for Graduate Students and PostDocs	Recording
27.02.2018		Regina Rini	Ethical Consideration in Neuroscience Research	Recording
06.03.2018		Simon Landry	Tips for Knowledge Translation	Recording

Summer term 2017

When	Where	Speaker	Title	Materials	Host
18.04.2017	Marburg	Mareike Pazen Lina Klein Jing Chen	Discussion of IRTG qualification program and onsite review Introduction of next week's speaker.
25.04.2017	Gießen	Mathias Müller University of Leipzig	Neural dynamics of spatial and feature-based attention in early visual cortex of the human brain	Paper Recording	Jing Chen
02.05.2017	tba	Julia Bachmann	Introduction of the next week's speaker
09.05.2017	Gießen	Beatrice de Gelder Maastricht University	Talk postponed		Julia Bachmann
16.05.2017	Marburg	Lina Klein Fabio Lu Mareike Pazen Adrian Schütz	Project update talks
23.05.2017	Gießen	Özlem Sensoy Tom Nissens Julia Bachmann Dennis Koch	Project update talks	Recording
30.05.2017	tba	Ezgi Arikan Mareike Pazen	Introduction of the next week's speaker
06.06.2017	Marburg	Andrea Desantis Université Paris Descartes	How action structure perception: the influence of action-outcome prediction on the perception of sensory events	Paper 1 Paper 2 Recording	Ezgi Arikan Mareike Pazen
13.06.2017	tba	Gießen	Preparation of onsite review Practice talks, Anna Heuer & Jing Chen
20.06.2017	Marburg	Doug Crawford York University Toronto	Visuomotor Transformations: a multimodal perspective
21.06.2017	Gießen	Mel Goodale Western University
23.06.2017 11.30 h	Marburg Deutscher Sprachatlas Pilgrimstein 16 EG 001	Scott Murdison Oculus VR Research	Career path
27.06.2017			No Seminar
04.07.2017	Gießen	Özlem Sensoy Julia Bachmann	Introduction of the next week's speakers	Paper 1 Paper 2
11.07.2017	Gießen	Michael Kavsek Bonn University	When and how does space perception get started?		Özlem Sensoy
18.07.2017	Gießen	Anthony Atkinson Durham University	Talk postponed
25.07.2017	Marburg	Stefan Dowiasch Thomas Recording	Career path From user to producer: Working for a research equipment company

Winter Term 2016/17

When	Where	Speaker	Title	Materials	Host
08.11.2016	Gießen	Lina, Fabio, Tom, Adrian, Mareike, Alexander	Introduction of the new IRTG members with short talks.	Recording
15.11.2016		Christian Ben	Journal Club (Introduction of the upcoming speakers.)
22.11.2016	Marburg	Niko Busch Muenster University	Alpha oscillations, excitability and perceptual bias	Paper Recording	Christian
29.11.2016		Julio Martinez-Trujillo Western University, London Canada	Mechanisms of working memory coding in primates	Paper Recording	Ben
06.12.2016		Julia, Özlem, Bianca	Journal club (Introduction of the upcoming speakers.) Introduction of the new IRTG members with short talks.
13.12.2016		Jennifer Steeves York University, Toronto, Canada	Seeing the forest but not the trees: studies of real and virtual lesions.	Paper Recording	Bianca
20.12.2016		Nils Balser Betriebl. Gesundheitsmanagement MERCK KGaA, Darmstadt	Career Paths Job perspercitves in the health science sector	Recording
10.01.2017		Alexandra	Journal Club (Introduction of the upcoming speakers.)
17.01.2017	Gießen	Alessandro Moscatelli University of Rome Tor Vergata	Combining tactile and hand motion: constancy, priors and perceptual illusions.	Paper Recording	Alexandra
23.01.2017	Marburg LAHNBERGE 14.15 h	Svenja Marx Referat 615 - Gesundheitsforschung, Bundesministerium f. Bildung und Forschung	Career paths
24.01.2017		Friederike Seyfried	Journal Club (Introduction of the upcoming speakers.)
31.01.2017	Gießen	David Franklin Technical University Munich	Feedforward and feedback learning in sensorimotor control	Paper 1 Paper 2 Recording
07.02.2017		Parisa	Journal Club (Introduction of the upcoming speakers.)
21.02.2016		Aarlenne Khan University of Montreal, Canada	Attention during eye and arm movements	Paper Recording	Parisa

Summer Term 2016

When	Where	Speaker	Title	Materials	Host
05.04.2016		Kate Merrit	Introduction of the upcoming speakers.
12.04.2016		Grant Application Workshop
19.04.2016		Andrew Pruszynski Western University, Canada	Geometric feature extraction starts in the skin not in the brain	Paper 1 Paper 2 Recording
26.04.2016		Friederike Seyfried Scott Murdison	Introduction of the upcoming speakers.	Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 1 Paper 2
03.05.2016		Steve Scott Queens University, Canada	The computational and neural basis of voluntary motor control and planning	Recording
10.05.2016	Gießen	Ivan Toni Donders Nijmegen	Goal-oriented and mind-oriented movements	Recording	Friederike Seyfried
17.05.2016	St. Pete	VSS
24.05.2016		Fabian Helm Ada Le	Introduction of the upcoming speakers.	Paper
31.05.2016	Gießen	Natalie Sebanz CEU, Budapest	How t(w)o act together: Planning, coordination, and learning in joint action.	Recording	Fabian Helm
07.06.2016		Mathias Niemeier University of Toronto, Canada	Right-dominant mechanisms underlying spatial attention and visual awareness.	Paper	Ada Le
14.06.2016		Constanze Schmitt Tobias Möhler	Introduction of the upcoming speakers.	Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 1
21.06.2016	Marburg	Ruffin van Rullen CerCo, Toulouse	Perceptual cycles and waves.	Recording	Constanze Schmitt
05.07.2016	Gießen	Martin Eimer Birbeck University of London	Attention and working memory in touch and vision.	Recording	Tobias Möhler
12.07.2016		IRTG retreat

Winter Term 2015/16

When	Where	Speaker	Title	Materials	Host
October 27, 2015	tba	tba	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Jason Gallivan)
November 03, 2015		Jason Gallivan Queens University	Representation of action-related information in visual cortical areas.	Recording
November 10, 2015		Ezgi Arikan	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Patrick Haggard)
Thursday, November 19, 2015	Hörsaal (Lecture Hall) Renthof 7 EG 00003 Marburg	Patrick Haggard University College London	Multisensory interactions and bodily self-awareness.	Paper Recording
November 24, 2015	Gießen	Alexandra Lezkan Adam Zabicki	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Michael Wiertlewski) Multivariate Analysis of Imagined and Executed Handmovements (Progress report)	Recording
December 01, 2015	Gießen	Michael Wiertlewski Aix-Marseille Université	The role of friction in tactile rendering of natural scenes.	Recording
December 08, 2015		Lucilla Cardinali	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Jörn Diedrichsen)	Paper
December 15, 2015		Jörn Diedrichsen Western University	General lecture on motor representations and optimal control.	Recording
January 12, 2016	Gießen	Anna Heuer Friederike Seyfried Constanze Schmitt	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Bernhard Hommel) tba (Progress report) tba (Progress report)	Recording Recording
January 19, 2016	Marburg	Bernhard Hommel Leiden University	The Theory of Event Coding: Representing things, actions, and people.	Paper Recording
January 26, 2016	Marburg	tba Dennis Koch	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Mazyar Fallah) Rewarding stimulus features in contextual cueing: a study on overt attention (Progress report)	Recording
February 02, 2016		Mazyar Fallah York University	Feature Integration in the Dorsal Stream	Paper
February 09, 2016		Stefanie Müller	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Pieter Medendorp)
February 16, 2016	Gießen	Pieter Medendorp Radboud University	Multimodal processing in spatial constancy and motor planning.

Seminar - summer term 2015

When	Where	Speaker	Title	Materials	Host
April 21, 2015	Gießen	Mariann Oemisch Christian Wolf	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Lauren Sergio) Project Presentation: A mass-density model can explain the size-weight illusion	Recording
April 28, 2015		Lauren Sergio York University	Assessing function pre-dementia and post-concussion using cognitive-motor integration	Paper Recording
May 5, 2015	Marburg	Ben Chang Karén Wilhelm	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Brian Corneil) Project Presentation: Pupillomotor patterns as an early direction prediction in neurodegenerative diseases
May 12, 2015		Brian Corneil Western University	Through the looking glass: reflections of sensory and cognitive processing in the motor periphery.	Paper Recording
May 19, 2015			None for VSS (Conference of the Vision Sciences Society)
May 26, 2015	Gießen	Ashley Parr Michael Vesker	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Randy Flanagan) Project Presentation: Development of Emotion Perception	Recording
June 2, 2015		Randy Flanagan Queens University	Representing objects and actions when interacting with the world	Paper 1 Paper 2 Recording
June 9, 2015			None for retreat
June 16, 2015			None for retreat
June 23, 2015	Gießen	Tobias Möhler	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Humboldt University of Berlin)
June 30, 2015	Gießen	Dr. Martin Rolfs Humboldt University of Berlin	Active visual memory: The impact of saccades beyond sensory stages of visual encoding
July 7, 2015	Marburg	Miriam Steines	Introduction of the next week's speaker (University College London) Project Presentation: The neural correlates of perceiving and producing emotional facial expressions in subjects with increased risk for schizophrenia
July 9, 2015	Gießen Room C27	Kurt Debono, SR Research	Berufskundliches Seminar / Seminar on career paths within and outside academia "Working at SR Research after the PhD: a personal experience"
July 14, 2015	Marburg	Dr. Karl Friston University College London	I am therefore I think	Paper Recording 1 Recording 2

Seminar - winter term 2014/15

When	Where	Speaker	Title	Materials	Host
October 14, 2014	Marburg	Stefan Dowiasch	Introduction of the next week's speaker (David Melcher)	Paper 1
October 21, 2014	Marburg	Prof. Dr. David Melcher University of Trento, Italy	Non-retinotopic visual perception: why the world is stable when we move our eyes.	Part 1 Part 2	Frank Bremmer
October 28, 2014	Giessen	Theresa Gerhard Immo Schütz	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Alexandra Reichenbach)
November 04, 2014	Giessen	Dr. Alexandra Reichenbach University College London, UK	Neural implementation of visually-guided action in the human brain	Recording	Katja Fiehler
November 11, 2014	Marburg	Dr. Anna von Hopffgarten Spektrum der Wissenschaft. Journal: Gehirn und Geist	Berufskundliches Seminar / Seminar on career paths within and outside academia Jobs outside academia: Science journalism for 'Spektrum der Wissenschaft’	Recording	Frank Bremmer
November 18, 2014	Giessen	Fabian Helm Dmytro Velychko	Introduction to next week's speaker (Moritz Grosse-Wentrup)	Paper 1
November 25, 2014	Marburg	Dr.-Ing. Moritz Grosse-Wentrup Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Tübingen	Brain-Computer Interfacing in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis	Recording	Dominik Endres
December 02, 2014	Giessen	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Antje Nuthmann)
December 09, 2014	Marburg	Dr. Antje Nuthmann University of Edinburgh	On the 'Where' and 'When' of Eye Guidance in Scene Viewing	Recording	Wolfgang Einhäuser-Treyer
December 16, 2014
Wedn. December 17, 2014 10.15 a.m.	Marburg SR 0006, Dept. Neurophysics, Karl-von-Frisch-Str. 8 a	Dr. Jonas Knöll, University of Texas at Austin	Berufskundliches Seminar / Seminar on career paths within and outside academia Visual motion processing during continuous naturalistic behaviors	Recording 1 Recording 2	Frank Bremmer
Thu. December 18, 2014	Marburg	Prof. Dr. Tobias Teichert University of Pittsburgh	Berufskundliches Seminar / Seminar on career paths within and outside academia Optimal Decision-making in Human and Non-human Primate		Frank Bremmer
January 6, 2015	Giessen	Vivan Paulun	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Gavin Buckingham)	Paper
January 13, 2015	Giessen	Dr. Gavin Buckingham Heriot Watt University	Errors, expectations, perception, and action	Recording	Karl Gegenfurthner & Roland Fleming
January 20, 2015	Marburg	Anna Heuer Jing Chen	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Doug Munoz)	Recording 1 Recording 2
January 27, 2015	Marburg	Prof. Doug Munoz Queen’s University	Using eye movements to investigate brain function and dysfunction	Recording 1 Recording 2	Frank Bremmer
February 03, 2015	Giessen	Dmytro Velychko Mathias Klinghammer Fabian Helm	Introduction of the next week's speaker (Rouwen Canal-Bruland)	Paper
February 10, 2015	Giessen	Dr. Rouwen Canal-Bruland VU Amsterdam	Action, perception & cognition - a movement science perspective	Recording	Joern Munzert
February 17, 2015	Marburg SR 0006, Dept. Neurophysics, Karl-von-Frisch-Str. 8 a		The Effect of Multisensory Prediction on the Perception of One's Own Actions

Seminar - summer term 2014

When	Where	Speaker	Title	Materials	Host
April 8, 2014	Gießen		Introduction of next week's speakers (Stefan van der Stigchel & Melissa Vo)
April 15, 2014	Gießen	Dr. Stefan van der Stigchel University Utrecht	Eye movement trajectories and what they tell us	Paper 1 Paper 2	Katja Fiehler
April 22, 2014		---	---
	SR 0006, Dept. Neurophysics, Karl-von-Frisch-Str. 8 a	Dr. Melissa Vo Harvard Medical School	Why looking AT an object does not always help looking FOR it: The influence of memory on visual search and vice versa.	Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3 Recording	Wolfgang Einhäuser-Treyer
May 6, 2014		B. Ezgi Arikan	Introduction of speakers of following weeks (Richard Carson & Günther Knoblich)	Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3
May 13, 2014	Gießen	Prof. Richard Carson Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience	Acute neural adaptations associated with cross education of human motor function	Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3	Jörn Munzert
May 20, 2014		---	---
May 27, 2014	35037 Marburg, Hörsaal, Renthof 7, EG R-Nr: 00003	Prof. Guenther Knoblich Central European University Budapest	Coordination mechanisms in joint action	Recording	Tilo Kircher
June 3 to June 6, 2014	Wildbad Kreuth		Retreat
June 10		---	---
June 17, 2014	Gießen, Room F318 (Otto-Behaghel- Str. 10F)	Vivian Paulun Peter Veto	Effects of Visually Perceived Material Properties on Grasping & Effects of action on bistable perception: Re-learning contingencies
July 01, 2014			Talk was adjourned to September
July 8, 2014	Gießen	Mathias Klinghammer	Introduction of next week's speaker (Tobias Meilinger)	Paper 1
July 15, 2014	Marburg 16.15 - 17.45 h	Dr. Tobias Meilinger Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics	Navigation in cities and buildings	Recording	Katja Fiehler
September 2, 2014	Marburg	Stefan Dowiasch	Introduction of next week's speaker (Markus Lappe)
September 9, 2014	18 - 20 h Marburg, Lecture Hall Renthof 7	Prof. Markus Lappe Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster	Eye position dependence of sccadic adaptation	Recording Paper 1	Frank Bremmer

Seminar - winter term 2013/14

When	Where	Who	Title	Materials	Host
Dec 3, 2013	18 - 19 Renthof 5, kl. Hörsaal, FB Physik, 35037 Marburg 19 - 22 Restaurant KOSTBAR, 35037 Marburg, Barfüßerstr. 7	All members of the IRTG	Kick-off meeting IRTG 1901
Dec 10, 2013	Marburg¹	Miriam Steines Introduction of next week’s speaker		Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3
Dec 17, 2013	Marburg	Prof. Dr. med. Ferdinand Binkofski RWTH Aachen	Cognitive embodiment and abstract language		Tilo Kircher
Jan 7, 2014	Giessen²	Mathias Klinghammer	Introduction of next week’s speaker (Jeroen Smeets)	Paper 1 Paper 2
Jan 14, 2014	Giessen	Prof. Dr. Jeroen Smeets Fac Human Movem Sci, Amsterdam, NL	How our movements reveal that perception is fragmented	Link to recording	Katja Fiehler
Jan 21, 2014	Marburg 18.00 CET sharp	Stefan Dowiasch & Svenja Marx	Introduction of next week’s speaker (Fred Hamker) & Presentation of PhD-projects	Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3
Jan 28, 2014	Giessen 18.00 CET sharp	Theresa Gerhard Immo Schütz Tobias Möhler	Introduction of next week’s speaker (Geert Savelsbergh) & Presentation of PhD-projects: "Visuo-Spatial Reference Frames in Immediate and Delayed Reaching" "Visual attention is not exclusively bound to the saccade goal: Effects of spatial congruency on visual discrimination and saccadic curvature in a dual-task paradigm." & "Modulation of reach trajectory by memorized, past, and perceptual distractors"	Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3
Feb 4, 2014	35037 Marburg, Hörsaal, Renthof 7, EG R-Nr: 00003	Prof. Dr. Fred Hamker Fakultät Informatik, TU Chemnitz	A neuro-computational account of corollary discharge for the perception of visual stability across eye movements	Link to recording	Frank Bremmer
Feb 11, 2014	Giessen	Prof. Dr. Geert Savelsbergh University of Amsterdam, NL	Motor learning requires mastering of perceptual degrees of freedom	Link to recording	Gudrun Schwarzer

¹If not noted otherwise, seminars are scheduled for 18.00h to 20.00h (CET).

Seminars in Marburg take place in: SR 0006, Dept. Neurophysics,
Karl-von-Frisch-Str. 8 a

²Seminars in Giessen take place in: Phil I, Otto- Behaghel-Str. 10, Raum E6

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