A View into Madness: Sensory Perception and Schizophrenia

Event details
Date | 30.06.2014 › 01.07.2014 |
Location |
CHUV Maternity Auditorium / EPFL CM4 Auditorium
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Category | Conferences - Seminars |
Monday, June 30th – Tuesday, July 1st
CHUV-EPFL
Kindly register for this workshop no longer than Monday June 23rd on: http://inform.epfl.ch/?form=workshop_schizo
PROGRAM
June 30th / CHUV Maternity Auditorium
15.00 Steve Silverstein (Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care, USA): Disorganization in perception, cognition, and behavior: Implications for understanding schizophrenia
15.45 Peter Uhlhass (University of Glasgow, England): Visual Dysfunctions in Schizophrenia: From Basic Symptoms to Oscillations
Break
16.45 Daniel Javitt (Columbia University, USA): Pathway-specific and pathway-independent deficits of visual dysfunction in schizophrenia: Lessons from the ERD
17.30 Phillip Sterzer (Charité, Germany): The formation and maintenance of delusions: A hierarchical predictive coding account
PROGRAM
July 1st / EPFL CM4 Auditorium
9.30 Anne Giersch (Inserm, France): Elementary time disturbances in schizophrenia: Impairment at looking forward? Causes and consequences
10.15 Wolfgang Tschacher (University of Bern, Switzerland): Michotte-like causality perception in schizophrenia
11.00 Eka Chkonia (Tbilisi State Medical University, Georgia): Backward masking, Endophenotypes, and the Cholinergic system
Lunch
13.15 Micah Murray (CHUV, Switzerland): Probing the integrity of sensory processes in early-stage psychosis
14.00 Tonia Rihs (UNIGE, Switzerland): Alterations in auditory and visual processing in 22q11 deletion syndrome: A group at high risk for schizophrenia
14.45 Christine Mohr (UNIL, Switzerland): Basic visual functions in schizotypy: Does it relate to higher cognitive functions?
Break
16.00 Bogdan Draganski (CHUV, Switzerland): Brain anatomy patterns of extremes of normal behaviour - on the example of schizotypy
16.45 Michael Herzog (EPFL, Switzerland): What can vision tell us about disease?
17.30 Open End Discussion: Vision & Schizophrenia
CHUV-EPFL
Kindly register for this workshop no longer than Monday June 23rd on: http://inform.epfl.ch/?form=workshop_schizo
PROGRAM
June 30th / CHUV Maternity Auditorium
15.00 Steve Silverstein (Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care, USA): Disorganization in perception, cognition, and behavior: Implications for understanding schizophrenia
15.45 Peter Uhlhass (University of Glasgow, England): Visual Dysfunctions in Schizophrenia: From Basic Symptoms to Oscillations
Break
16.45 Daniel Javitt (Columbia University, USA): Pathway-specific and pathway-independent deficits of visual dysfunction in schizophrenia: Lessons from the ERD
17.30 Phillip Sterzer (Charité, Germany): The formation and maintenance of delusions: A hierarchical predictive coding account
PROGRAM
July 1st / EPFL CM4 Auditorium
9.30 Anne Giersch (Inserm, France): Elementary time disturbances in schizophrenia: Impairment at looking forward? Causes and consequences
10.15 Wolfgang Tschacher (University of Bern, Switzerland): Michotte-like causality perception in schizophrenia
11.00 Eka Chkonia (Tbilisi State Medical University, Georgia): Backward masking, Endophenotypes, and the Cholinergic system
Lunch
13.15 Micah Murray (CHUV, Switzerland): Probing the integrity of sensory processes in early-stage psychosis
14.00 Tonia Rihs (UNIGE, Switzerland): Alterations in auditory and visual processing in 22q11 deletion syndrome: A group at high risk for schizophrenia
14.45 Christine Mohr (UNIL, Switzerland): Basic visual functions in schizotypy: Does it relate to higher cognitive functions?
Break
16.00 Bogdan Draganski (CHUV, Switzerland): Brain anatomy patterns of extremes of normal behaviour - on the example of schizotypy
16.45 Michael Herzog (EPFL, Switzerland): What can vision tell us about disease?
17.30 Open End Discussion: Vision & Schizophrenia
Practical information
- Informed public
- Registration required
Organizer
- Prof. Michael Herzog, Prof. Micah Murray and Dr. Albulena Shaqiri