Visual Ambiguity: Is It Really Rare?

A trailblazing vision scientist who has shaped the field of visual cognition, Mary Peterson, PhD, is a leader in the study of perceptual organization. Her lecture will illustrate the basic principles of human perception, showing that detecting objects in scenes is a dynamic process full of ambiguities that must be resolved at the unconscious level. Sponsored by McPherson Eye Research Institute, Depts of Neuroscience and Psychology, & Neuroscience Training Program.