9.00

Universal and Unique Mechanisms of Eye-Movement Control During Reading of Different Writing Systems

Xingshan Li

9.30

Cross-Linguistic Comparison of Basic Facts of Eye-Movement Control

Victor Kuperman, & Sascha Schroeder

10.00

Using Eye Movements to Test Rational Models of Sentence Processing

Kevin B. Paterson

11.00

Long Range Regressive Saccades During Reading Are Modulated by Word Processing

Ralph Radach, Anne Friede, & Albrecht Inhoff

11.30

Parafoveal Preview Benefits Magnified

Bo Yao

12.00

A Context Constructivist Account of Contextual Diversity and Word Frequency

Qingrong Chen, Mollica Frank, Shuangshuang Wang, Yuhang Xu, Yixiao Zhou, Xiaoya Ma, Shaorong Yan, Jingjing Zhang, Yiming Yang, & Michael K Tanenhaus

14.00

Individual Differences in the Consistency of Eye Movements to Paintings

Nick Donnelly, & Tobiasz Trawinski

14.30

Cross-Cultural Differences in Spectatorship of Paintings

Tobiasz Trawinski, Chuanli Zang, Simon P. Liversedge, & Nick Donnelly

15.30

Information Sampling and Bayesian Belief Formation in Correlation Judgment

Lisheng He, Xiumei Zhang, Hongyi Wang, & Sudeep Bhatia

15.50

Information Search Processing Affects Social Decisions: An Eye-Tracking Study

Zihan Wei, Yan Liang, Cijuan Liang, & Hongzhi Liu

16.10

Context and Working Memory Capacity Affect the Cognitive Processing of Irony: An Eye-Tracking Study

Lijuan Zou, Xiaoyu Cheng, Yue Ma, & Shouxin Li

15.30

Words' Positional Information Can Be Previewed in Chinese Reading

Zhiwei Liu, & Jingxin Wang

15.50

Revealing a Transposed-Radical Effect in Chinese Reading

Jingxin Wang, Ying Jiang, Min Chang, & Kevin B. Paterson

16.10

Sub-Lexical Semantic Decoding on Incidental Word Learning during Natural Chinese Reading

Ying Xiang, Linlin Feng, & Feifei Liang

16.30

Competitive Activation in the Auditory Overlapping Ambiguity Strings: evidence from visual-world eye-tracking

Suke Duan, & Wei Shen

16.50

The Influence of Spaces Between Words on Chinese Pinyin Text Reading: Evidence from Eye Movements

Lingli Gong, Man Zhang, & Xin Jiang

9.00

Neural Mechanisms Underlying Preview Benefits in Chinese Character Processing: Evidence from Combined EEG and Eye-Tracking Studies

Maurer, U, Huang X, Yan M, Dimigen, & O, Sommer, W.

9.30

Aging and Word Predictability during Reading: Evidence from Co-Registered Eye Movements and Fixation-Related Potentials

Federica Degno, Ascensión Pagán, Sara V. Milledge, Richard D. Kirkden, Sarah J. White, Simon P. Liversedge, & Kevin B. Paterson

10.30

Do Young and Older Adults Lexically Process Words Differently? Evidence from Eye Movements and Fixation-Related Potentials during Reading

Ascensión Pagán, Federica Degno, Sara Milledge, Richard Kirkden, Sarah J. White, Simon P. Liversedge, & Kevin B. Paterson

10.50

An Investigation of Word Transpositions in Sentence Reading via Co- Registered Eye Movements and Fixation-Related Potentials

Petar Atanasov, Federica Degno, & Simon P. Liversedge

11.10

Bi-directional Lexical Influences during Oral Reading

Victoria Adedeji, Julie Kirkby, Martin R. Vasilev, & Timothy Slattery

11.30

Direct Lexical Control of Eye Movements in Chinese Reading: Evidence from Co-Registration of EEG and Eye-Tracking

Shuyuan Chen, & Yanping Liu

13.30

What Have Eye Movement Studies Contributed to the Understanding of Cognitive Processing in Adults with Autism Spectrum Condition

Valerie Benson

14.00

Role of Metapragmatic Knowledge in Children’s Written Irony Comprehension

Henri Olkoniemi, Tuomo Häikiö, Matti Laine, & Penny M. Pexman

15.00

The Potential Value of Saccades and Antisaccades to Identify Tremor Dominant and Postural Instability/Gait Difficulty Group in Parkinson’s Disease

Qi Qi, Chentao He, & Yuhu Zhang

15.20

Gaze at Sad Faces Increased with Time in Depression

Yang Han, Zheng Wang, & Xuejun Bai

15.50

The Effect of Sound Cues on Joint Attention in Individuals with Autistic Traits-Evidence from Eye Movement and fNIRS

Linfei Su, Mingyu Wen, Xiaoyu Zhang, Youyuan Li, & Ling Wei

16.10

Classification and Assessment of Autism Based on Eye-movement Technology and Deep Learning

Wenhao Wang, Ziting Xiao, Wei Fan, Yufeng Yuan, Muyun Liao, Jingyue Yan, Lingmin Yao, Xiaoyu Hu, & Hanxi Li

15.00

The Influence of Foveal Lexical Processing Load on Parafoveal Preview Extent in Chinese Reading

Manman Zhang, Zhichao Zhang, Fang Li, Xuejun Bai, Chuanli Zang, & Simon P. Liversedge

15.20

Parafoveal Preview Benefit Effects in Vertical Alphabetic Reading

Kayleigh L. Warrington, Maryam A. AlJassmi, Victoria A. McGowan, Fang Xie, & Kevin B. Paterson

15.50

Parafoveal Preview Effects of Character-Level and Radical-Level Phonology in Reading of Chinese Among Third to Fifth Graders

Jiefei Luo, & Yan Wu

16.10

Syntactic Processing Occurs before Semantic Processing in Chinese "ba" Construction: Evidence from Eye Tracking During Natural Reading

Yanjun Wei, Yingjuan Tang, & Adam John Privitera

9.00

The Multi-Constituent Unit Hypothesis: Theoretical and Empirical Context, Findings and Implications (I)

Chuanli Zang, Xuejun Bai, Guoli Yan, & Simon P. Liversedge

9.30

The Multi-Constituent Unit Hypothesis: Theoretical and Empirical Context, Findings and Implications (II)

Simon P. Liversedge, Guoli Yan, Xuejun Bai, & Chuanli Zang

10.30

Characterising Children’s Eye Movement Control during Reading in English: A Corpus Study

Sara Milledge, Chuanli Zang, Hazel I. Blythe, & Simon P. Liversedge

10.50

Relating Foveal and Parafoveal Word Processing Efficiency with Eye- Movement Measures of Reading in Mandarin Chinese

Timo T. Heikkilä, Yongsheng Wang, Chuanli Zang, Xin Li, & Jukka Hyönä

11.10

The Effect of Context Information on Chinese Word Segmentation Linjieqiong Huang, & Xingshan Li

11.30

Reading Compound Words in Alphabetic and Logographic Script

Jukka Hyönä, Lei Cui, Birgitta Paranko, Timo Heikkilä, Yun Gao, & Xingzhi Su

第一场

Part 1

励志楼F408

Lizhi Building F408     

19^th, Sep

14:00-15:30

眼动追踪技术的原理与基本概念

Principles and basic concepts of eye tracking technology

19^th, Sep

15:40-17:10

自由浏览范式的程序编写与数据处理

Programming and data processing of free browsing paradigm

第二场

Part 1

励志楼F408

Lizhi Building F408     

20^th, Sep

18:30-20:00

边界触发范式与视觉情景范式的程序编写与数据处理

Programming and data processing of boundary paradigm and visual world paradigm

20^th, Sep

20:10-21:10

眼动追踪的多模态与WebLink交互实验设计

Multimodal eye tracking and interactive experiment design of WebLink

Title

Diversified Application Innovation of Eyetracking Research

Keynote Speaker

Ieva Miseviciute, PhD, Science writer, Tobii AB

Camilla Fahlström,VP Medical & Scientific Research, Tobii AB

Murphy Wang,Eyetracking Research Consultant, Tobii China

Host

Alex Liang, Knowledge and Marketing Director, Tobii China

Date and Location

September 19  |13:00-18:00  

Multifunction Hall of Conference Center (Third floor)

Registration cost

Free

Description

The workshop will focus on eye tracking theory, practical knowledge, and experience sharing. Researchers from various fields and professionals involved in eye tracking applications are welcome to actively sign up and participate!

Benefit to the audience:

• Get updated on the latest trends and directions in eye tracking research.
• Explore cutting-edge case studies that reveal cognitive processes through eye tracking.
• Learn and strengthen foundational theories and knowledge in eye tracking research.
• Discover the latest advancements in eye tracking technology, including the new eye blink metric.
• Gain insights into the remarkable research achievements of researchers worldwide using Tobii solutions.
• Delve into factors influencing the quality of eye tracking data and enhance research replicability.
• Gain practical experience by hands-on operation of eye trackers and acquire more research techniques.
• Engage in discussions with researchers from various fields to exchange experiences and techniques in eye tracking research.