| Day 1 | Thursday 11th June |
| Brain and Consciousness 1 |
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09:25–10:10 |
Plenary 2: The Dynamic Threshold Hypothesis of Sensory Awareness
Hakwan Lau |
10:10–10:50 |
Plenary 3: Brain Processes in Reading Chinese: Insight from Experiments on the Educated Eyes and the Educated Brain
Ovid Tzeng |
First Person Approaches |
11:20–12:00 |
Plenary 4: The draw of the internal world: Phenomenological, behavioral, and neurocognitive approaches converge in revealing the nature off mind-wandering
Jonathan Schooler
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12:00–12:40 |
Plenary 5: Mental Health and Quality of Life of a Population of Long Term Meditators in Australia:
Quantifiying the Relationship Between the Mental Silence State of Consciousness and
Wellbeing
Ramesh Manocha |
| Day 2 | Friday 12th June |
| Consciousness Games and Media |
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Plenary 6: Video Games as a Research and Collaboration Tool for Consciousness Studies
Gino Yu
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09:25–10:50 |
Plenary Panel: Relationships Between Media Technology and Personal Reality
Marc Price |
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Dissociation: A Natural State of Mind?
G Garvey |
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Designing Human-like Video Game Synthetic Characters through Machine Consciousness
Raul Arrabeles |
Extended Mind and Extended Body |
11:20–12:00 |
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12:00–12:40 |
Plenary 8: Body-swapping and out-of-body illusions: how we come to experience that we own our body
Henrik Ehrsson |
*Program may be subjected to change.
