2019 Eye Movements GRC/GRS

项目摘要/摘要 这项提议要求部分支持召开一次关于眼动机制的独特国际会议， 戈登研究会议系列中的障碍和应用，将于2019年7月7日至12日在贝茨举行 缅因州刘易斯顿大学，在此之前，戈登研究研讨会由和为 实习生将于7月6日至7日举行。会议系列的长期目标是增加我们对 眼球运动眼球、眼眶和神经回路的结构和功能以及眼球运动的特点 健康和疾病中的视觉行为，最终目标是更有效地嗅探和治疗 眼球运动、凝视控制和视力。2019年会议的具体目标是召集一系列 专业知识和研究，横跨我们这个领域非常广阔的知识版图--从肌肉 到神经，从运动控制到视觉感知，从生物学到工程学，从破坏性斜视到 复杂的专业知识。本次会议的具体目标是召集41位发言者和讨论带头人 大约有140人参加了为期五天的会议，会议在一个隐蔽的环境中举行。该计划将有九个 关于基本主题的会议，如凝视和视觉的相互作用，作为行为指标的斜视测量， 视觉和眼动系统的发展，以及眼外肌和眼球运动的结构和功能 包括神经眼科、神经学和精神病理学的临床主题，以及眼睛的性质 非灵长类动物的运动，计算和机器人系统，以及使用眼球运动的专家 完成复杂、熟练的任务。四个海报会议将促进科学交流和指导 在参与者中。《动力一小时》将提供一个讨论女性在科学领域面临的挑战的机会 并支持女性的职业成长。在大小和强度上，眼球运动戈登研究 会议在我们的领域具有重要意义，可以传播最新的科学进展，促进富有成效的新的 洞察和合作，激发年轻研究人员对眼动研究的兴趣 为了增加研究人员的多样性，所有这些都是为了加快交付 迫切需要新的治疗方法来治疗眼睛运动、凝视控制和视觉行为障碍的人。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT This proposal requests partial support for a unique international meeting on eye movement mechanisms, disorders and applications in the Gordon Research Conference series to be held July 7-12, 2019, at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, preceded by a Gordon Research Seminar organized and hosted by and for trainees to be held July 6-7. The long-term goal of the conference series is to increase our understanding of the structure and function of the eye, orbit, and neural circuits and of the characteristics of eye movements in visual behavior in health and disease with the ultimate goal of more effectively nosing and treating disorders of ocular motility, gaze control, and vision. The specific goal of the 2019 meeting is to assemble a range of expertise and investigation that spans the remarkably broad intellectual landscape of our field –- from muscles to nerves, from motor control to visual perception, from biology to engineering, from disruptive strabismus to sophisticated expertise. The specific aims of this meeting are to convene 41 speakers and discussion leaders with approximately 140 participants for a five-day meeting in a secluded setting. The program will have nine sessions on basic topics such as the interactions of gaze and vision, pupillometry as a behavioral indicator, development of visual and oculomotor system, and the structure and function of the extraocular muscles and orbit, with clinical topics in neuro-ophthalmology, neurology, and psychopathology, as well as the nature of eye movements in non-primate species, computational and robotic systems, and experts using eye movements to accomplish complex, skilled tasks. Four poster sessions will facilitate scientific exchange and mentoring among participants. A Power Hour will provide an opportunity to discuss challenges women face in science and supports the professional growth of women. In size and intensity, the Eye Movements Gordon Research Conference is significant in our field to disseminate the latest scientific advances, to foster productive new insights and collaborations, to stimulate an interest in eye movement research among young investigators and to increase the diversity of the research workforce, all with the ultimate goal of accelerating the delivery of desperately needed new therapies to people with disorders of ocular motility, gaze control, and visual behavior.