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ACNS 2018 Proceedings CONFERENCE MELBOURNE 2018 CONFERENCE SPONSORS GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSORS Cover image: Melbourne skyline the Rialto Observatory on Collins Street (by David Iliff, CC BY-SA 3.0). -2- CONTENTS Andreas Horn (CC BY-SA 4.0) 14 16 WORKSHOPS KEYNOTES The conference is preceded by a range of technical and ECR work- The program showcases three keynote addresses, plus a special shops from Tuesday 20th to Thursday 22nd November. keynote from the ACNS Young Investigator Awardees. Sebastiaan ter Burg (CC BY 2.0) 22 25 SYMPOSIA CONFERENCE SCHEDULE ACNS2018 features four symposia, spanning genetics, multivariate A complete timetable of ACNS2018 including talk and poster ses- pattern analysis, prediction, and interdisciplinary approaches. sions, symposia, social events and more. 4 Welcome from the organisers 12 Social events The University of Melbourne is proud to host ACNS2018 at Information on the welcome reception, conference dinner, Parkville Campus. ECR mixer and fun run. 5 Committees 19 Awards Members of the Local Organising Committe for ACNS2018, Recipients of the ACNS Young Investigator, ACNS Emerging student volunteers, and the ACNS Executive Committee. Researcher, and Student Travel Awards. 7 Attendee information 30 Posters Instructions for connecting to wifi on campus, and guide- List of presentations at the poster sessions in the Melbourne lines for giving a talk and presenting a poster. School of Design. 9 Venue maps 36 Abstracts Maps of the conference venues, the University of Mel- Collected abstracts for all open talks, fast talks and posters bourne, and the Parkville precinct. presented at ACNS2018. -3- WELCOME from the organisers MSD BUILDING EXTERIOR speakers and colleagues. We are also very The ACNS is dedicated to gender equality thankful for the instrumental support we for speakers, keynotes, session chairs, and have received from our sponsors, without leaders, and further to a strong focus on DEAR COLLEAGUES, whom this conference would not have been creating student opportunities and provid- possible. ing excellent education. This conference STUDENTS, As in previous years, we are confident will be no exception, and we hope you will that the conference will showcase the high- find the scientific program, as well as the DISTINGUISHED GUESTS, lights of Australasian cognitive neuroscience events surrounding the conference, enjoya- research, and allow us to proudly present ble. This year, we are introducing Keep Cups VALUED SPONSORS, the fascinating and ground-breaking work to help protect the environment, as well as of our society’s established and mid-career nametag ribbons from the Trading Circle to AND SUPPORTERS researchers, as well as of the new genera- support the fight against sex trafficking. We tion of our highly talented early-career re- hope that these initiatives will catch on and searchers. We aim to provide you with am- inspire more support for good causes at fu- ple opportunities for learning about new ture conferences. It is our great pleasure to welcome you all to findings and methods, heated discussions, Finally, we would like to thank our amaz- the 8th Annual Meeting of the Australasian exchanging brilliant ideas, and networking— ing conference organising team, as well as Cognitive Neuroscience Society in—some as well as for consuming great food and cof- the team of engaged student helpers, for may say—the greatest city in the world: fee, and having a good time with colleagues their hard work and sustained efforts to Melbourne. and friends. (No guarantee for the weather make this conference a success. We are thankful for the opportunity to though; it’s Melbourne after all…) We sincerely hope that you have a great organise this conference, which is clearly the This society has always been remarkably time in Melbourne! highlight of every cognitive neuroscientist’s collegial, friendly, and inspiring, and it has Katherine Johnson & Stefan Bode academic year, and to welcome our distin- truly created a sense of identity for cogni- Co-chairs of ACNS2018 guished national and international keynote tive neuroscience researchers in the region. -4- COMMITTEES The 8th Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society Conference is hosted at the University of Melbourne. LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR CO-CHAIR Katherine Johnson Stefan Bode Olivia Carter Daniel Feuerriegel Patrick Goodbourn University of Melbourne University of Melbourne University of Melbourne University of Melbourne University of Melbourne Rob Hester Hinze Hogendoorn Frances Lewis Nicholas Van Dam Tim Silk University of Melbourne University of Melbourne University of Melbourne University of Melbourne Deakin University WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE TRADITIONAL OWNERS OF THE LAND ON WHICH THE ACNS MELBOURNE 2018 CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD, THE WURUNDJERI PEOPLE, AND PAY OUR RESPECTS Trevor Chong Hannah Keage Jason Satel TO THE ELDERS, PAST Monash University University of South Australia University of Tasmania AND PRESENT -5- STUDENT VOLUNTEERS James Agathos Djamila Eliby Qianchen Chelsea Liang Milan Andrejevic Ariel Goh Elektra Schubert Tessel Blom Anna Ishkova William Turner Kate Coffey MatthewJiwa Nicholas Wilson Duy Pham Dao Celina Rong Chian Lau Zhi Wei Dominic Yip EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President Past president Olivia Carter, University of Melbourne Paul Corballis, University of Auckland Secretary ECR member Hannah Keage, University of South Australia Bryan Paton, University of Newcastle Treasurer Student representative Rob Hester, University of Melbourne Riccarda Peters, Swinburne University Public officer & president elect General member Frini Karayanidis, University of Newcastle Sharna Jamadar, Monash University ACNS 2019 THE 9TH CONFERENCE of the AUSTRALASIAN COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE SOCIETY 21st–24th November 2019 Hosted by the University of Tasmania Launceston, Tasmania -6- ATTENDEE INFORMATION (Almost) everything you need to know to make your conference visit a success. First, select the eduroam wifi If you are visiting the University network from available networks. of Melbourne from a participat- Enter your full username includ- ing eduroam institution you can ing domain (e.g. jsmith@insti- connect to the eduroam network tution.edu.au), then enter your using your login credentials. password. First, select the Visitor wifi net- The Visitor wireless network pro- Use the login credentials below work from available networks. vides wireless access to the inter- and click connect or OK. Then launch a web browser and net to all delegates who are not access any website (on some de- from a participating eduroam in- Username: aconference vices this will happen automati- stitution. Password: !5xgCE cally). Left. The Italian restaurant district of Lygon Street is just a short walk from the Parkville campus. Photo by Chen Siyuan (CC BY-SA 4.0). -7- POSTER Both poster sessions will be held in the B117 foyer, at basement PRESENTATION level in the Melbourne School of INSTRUCTIONS Design building. Please leave your poster in place Please ensure that your poster is until the end of afternoon tea, and Volunteers will be available to in place before the end of morn- ensure that you have removed it provide fixings to attach your ing tea on the day of presenta- by the end of the final session of poster to the boards. tion. the day. An iMac equipped with Power- ORAL Point and Keynote software is available in each theatre. Alter- PRESENTATION natively, speakers may use their INSTRUCTIONS own computers or devices for their presentations. Each lecture theatre has a VGA All speakers must either upload Please help the session chairs and and HDMI cable for connection their slides or connect their de- stay within the time allotted, as to the multimedia system. If your vice at least 15 minutes prior to each session is under strict time device does not have a VGA or their assigned session. A volun- limits. HDMI port, be sure to bring your teer will be available to upload own adaptor. speaker presentations. -8- R S e e Princes Hill n in L ld dow e h fi Fitzroy North p Melbourne Princes Rushall U Zoo Rat Park Carlton North t Royal Park e Parkville re t Edinburgh Gardens ue Melbourne ne S ven w tt A General o Ellio d Clifton Cemetery h Hill at R t Native e Clifton e r Grassland t le S 83 d Princes d o t Street e H re se St t u e o t re e t teh e r a S M3 G n St o e 29 g n y L w o University d Elgin Str h eet t of Melbourne a Melbourne R t e Johnston e Street r Victoria t S Carlton Park n t o e z Fitzroy r e Carlton t r et u e t t e C S r e Gardens t Collingwood re e t n S r t o S d S s e l l n o n d h o d c g twy 46 o y e Q Ni u H een L h s berry Str et C eet e Collingwood r t t K S i ee n g n tr o S Lan Street treet V t S t ictori gridge r a S Stre e S e t g re e l k eet et t w d n a d H o H olso Wellin ie h b 50 King u Nic r n Al L Stre bert Str in eet e Melbourne Albert e e Street North t Eliza n Central et beth S si Parliament e Richmond t tree o r n e e St r Flagstaff t e Fitzroy East Melbourne S n Latrobe Q Gardens x o u ow n Street e d n e s e n Bridge L The conference main venue is north of the Melbourne Central Business District, at the Parkville campus S of the University of Melbourne. K Lan tr Hi S i ghe n e tt St p West Richmond reet e g e t nc S VENUE MAPS tre Pak e en r ha Str e m ① Parkville Campus ( t L Jolimont ② Melbourne Zoo (Conference dinner t i ③ Princes Park ( e ee n ④ Vertue of the Coffee Drink ( t e ⑤ Melbourne Museum & Royal Exhibition Building e e Str re ⑥ Queen Victoria Market t t rs S e ⑦ Melbourne Central Railway Station rke lind Flinders Bou Southern F et Street tre t S Cross ree s St der 29 Flin a River Yarr Yarra Park tr t ad S 20 S ee Ro a nd Kings Bridge City Fun run) ② Main venue ) ECR mixer ) ⑥ ③ ) ① ⑦ ⑪ ⑧ ④ ⑧ State Library Victoria ⑨ Chinatown Melbourne ⑩ Parliament House ⑪ Bourke Street Mall ⑫ Melbourne Town Hall ⑬ Federation Square ⑭ Melbourne Cricket Ground ⑫ ⑨ ⑬ ⑤ Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (CC BY-SA) ⑩ ⑭ -9- The Redmond Barry Building and Melbourne School of Design are located in the north-east corner of the campus, near Swanston Street and Tin Alley.
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