Symposium S16
Contribution of saccadic eye movements to sensory motor coordination

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066.1. Symp. S16-1. Sun 14/07 14:00 - Salle Magendie
Paré M.
CIHR Group in Sensory-Motor Systems, Queen's University, Kingston, Canada
- NEURAL CONTROL OF VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT INITIATION: EVIDENCE FOR AN ACTIVATION THRESHOLD INDEPENDENT OF SACCADE REACTION TIME IN SUPERIOR COLLICULUS NEURONS.

066.2. Symp. S16-2. Sun 14/07 14:00 - Salle Magendie
Tzelepi A. (1), Kapoula Z. (1) & Lutz A. (2)
(1) LPPA, CNRS, College de France, Paris, France; (2) LENA, CNRS, Salpetriere Hosp., Paris, France
- EEG STIMULUS LOCKED CORTICAL POTENTIALS PRECEEDING SACCADES AND VERGENCE EYE MOVEMENTS.

066.3. Symp. S16-3. Sun 14/07 14:00 - Salle Magendie
Niemeier M. (1), Crawford J. D. (2) & Tweed D. B. (1)
(1) Dept, Physiol., Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada; (2) CIHR Group for Action and Percept., York Univ., Toronto, Canada
- EVIDENCE FOR A BAYESIAN INFERENCE MODEL OF TRANSSACCADIC PERCEPTION.

066.4. Symp. S16-4. Sun 14/07 14:00 - Salle Magendie
Goffart L. (1) & Sparks D. L. (2).
(1) INSERM U534, Bron, France; (2) Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, USA.
- "REBOUND" SACCADES EVOKED BY ELECTRICAL MICROSTIMULATION OF THE CAUDAL FASTIGIAL NUCLEUS IN THE HEAD-RESTRAINED MONKEY.