XIIIth Biennial Meeting of the Child Vision
Research Society
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The Child Vision Research Society is most welcome at Royal Visio in Huizen, The Netherlands!
Registration is now CLOSED!
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Royal Visio
Amersfoortsestraatweg 180 1272 RR Huizen The Netherlands
The Institute for the Education of the Blind, founded in 1808 in Amsterdam, moved to its current location in 1932.
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Dates
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Wednesday June 15: 13.00 - 17.00
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(Drinks and dinner included for delegates, €25 for accompanying persons)
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Thursday June 16: 9.00 - 17.00
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(Dinner at a local restaurant, €55 per delegate or accompanying person)
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Friday June 17: 9.00 - 15.00
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A poster walk will be part of the program.
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Conference costs (including Wednesday drinks & dinner)
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€250
(students, €200 )
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Deadlines
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Meeting Program: Released 24, March 2011
Wednesday
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10:00
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12:45
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Registration
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12:00
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13:00
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Buffet
Lunch
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Paediatric
ophthalmology
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speaker
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moderator
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13:00
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13:30
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Opening
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Marjolein
Dik
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13:30
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13:50
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Ophthalmologic
results of the NEDROP-study
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Arlette
van Sorge
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Nicoline
Schalij-Delfos
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13:50
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14:10
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Refractive
development in albinism
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Julie
McClelland
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14:10
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14:30
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Visual
acuity in early onset nystagmus
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Maria
Theodorou
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14:30
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14:50
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Ocular
abnormalities and systemic disease in Down syndrome
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Branka
Stirn Kranjc
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14:50
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15:10
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Low
contrast acuity measurements in Down syndrome & cerebral palsy
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Julie-Anne
Little
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15:10
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15:40
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Break
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15:40
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16:00
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Startup
of a desinvestment study of preverbal screening
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Huibert
Jan Simonsz
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Hélène
Verbunt
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16:00
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16:20
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Comparison
of non cycloplegic autorefractors performed by a lay-screener with cycloplegic
retinoscopy performed by a professional for the screening of refractive
errors in children
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Nicoline
Schalij-Delfos
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16:20
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16:40
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High
and low contrast Lea acuity: age norms for school-age children
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Sara
McCullough
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16:40
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17:00
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Relations
between ex-cyclotorsion and vestibular system in children with idiopathic
scoliosis
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Dominique
Rousie
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17:00
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18:00
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Drinks
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17:30
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17:35
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Welcome
by Peter Beijers, vice-chairman, Board of Directors Royal Visio
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17:35
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18:00
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Concert:
Mozart KV 526 Sonate for Violin + Piano
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18:00
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End
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Buffet
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Thursday
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Development and
plasticity of the visual system
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speaker
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moderator
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9:00
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9:40
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Seeing
the unpredicted, the unpredicted of seeing
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Maarten
Kamermans
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Oliver
Braddick
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9:40
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9:50
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Discussion
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9:50
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10:10
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Evaluation
of visual function in two six-year-olds in a trial of gene replacement
therapy for inherited retinal disease
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Marko
Nardini
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10:10
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10:30
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Development
of a new eye-tracking task to measure visual acuity in infants
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Eliza
Burton
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10:30
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10:50
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Break
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10:50
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11:10
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Development
of audio-visual integration for saccadic eye movements and manual response
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Jennifer
Bales
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Janette
Atkinson
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11:10
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11:30
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Does
exposure to maternal substitute methadone in utero affect an infant’s vision
at 6 months of age?
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Jane
R MacKinnon
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11:30
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11:50
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Development
of visual acuity and contrast sensitivity in children: comparison of sweep
VEP and psychophysics
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Susan
Leat
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11:50
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12:10
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Fully
accommodative esotropes use disparity less, and blur more.
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Anna
Horwood
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12:10
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12:30
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High
density VERP assessment of the organization and reorganization of the infant
and adult visual brain
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John
Wattam-Bell
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12:30
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13:30
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LUNCH
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13:30
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14:10
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Enrich the environment to promote visual system plasticity
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Nicoletta Berardi
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Meindert
de Vries
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14:10
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14:20
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Discussion
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14:20
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14:40
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Visual
brain plasticity in infants preterm born: comparison across VERPs, functional
vision and attention
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Janette
Atkinson
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14:40
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15:00
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Timing
of VERP in typical and atypical development: a new approach comparing
transient and phase-based measures.
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Oliver
Braddick
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15:00
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15:20
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Break
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15:20
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15:40
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Magnocellular
processing and reading ability: The role of test sensitivity
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Rachael
Sperring
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Marjolein
Dik
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15:40
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16:00
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Proprioceptive
information processing for visuo-motor control in preterm born children
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Koen
van Braeckel
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16:00
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16:20
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Visual
perception and visual-motor integration in very preterm/very low-birth-weight
children, a meta-analysis
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Christiaan
Geldof
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16:20
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16:40
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The
dynamic landscape of exceptional language development
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Annemarie
Peltzer
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16:40
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17:00
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The
international master of research in visual impairment
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Paul
Looijensteijn
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19:00
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end
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Diner
Restaurant "Rust Wat"
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Friday
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"CVI"
and intervention
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speaker
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moderator
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9:00
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9:20
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CVI:
an ICF-based multidisciplinary approach with a neuropsychological core
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Sander
Zuidhoek
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Christiaan
Geldof
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9:20
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9:40
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A
retrospective logitudinal view at children with visual impairments in rehabilitation
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Marjolein
Dik
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9:40
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10:00
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Cerebral
visual impairment in children with good visual acuity; a practical approach
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Maria
M. van Genderen
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10:00
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10:20
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Screening
for cerebral visual impairment: value of a CVI questionnaire
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Els
Ortibus
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10:20
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10:40
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Break
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10:40
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11:00
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Profile
of visual functioning as a bridge between education and medicine in assessment of impaired vision
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Lea
Hyvärinen
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Sander
Zuidhoek
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11:00
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11:20
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Towards
a school-protocol for children with visual processing impairments
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Eric
E Hermans
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11:20
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11:40
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Central
visual information processing: from research to clinical and rehabilitation
practice
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Hans
van der Steen
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11:40
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12:15
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Forum
discussion: M. van Genderen, M. Dik, C. Geldof, E. Ortibus, L.
Hyvärinen
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diverse
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12:15
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13:15
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LUNCH
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13:15
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14:00
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poster
session
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Mathijs
Vervloed
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14:00
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14:20
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Visual
rehabilitation of children with visual impairment
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Mathijs
Vervloed
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Hélène
Verbunt
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14:20
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14:40
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Enhancement
of visual abilities of multi-disabled children with CVI
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Marloe
den Hartog-Bosch
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14:40
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15:00
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Reading
additions for children and young adults with low vision - effect on reading performance
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Susan
Leat
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15:00
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15:20
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Training
with a magnifier, observations from a camera built in the magnifier
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Nienke
Boonstra
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15:20
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15:50
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Presentation
of next CVRS location
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Susan
Leat
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Poster presentations:
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Fleur Boot
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Visual Processing Dysfunctions in Children with Intellectual Disabilities: Form and Motion
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Susan Cotter
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Risk Factors Associated with Childhood Esotropia: The Multi-ethnic Pediatric Eye Disease Study and the Baltimore Pediatric Eye Disease Study
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Ralf Cox
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Training Young Visually Impaired Children to Use a Magnifier
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Dominiek DG Despriet
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Recognizability of Equally Sized and Spaced Optotypes from Amsterdam Picture Chart, Tumbling-E, Lea Symbols, EDTRS and Landolt-C in Healthy Individuals
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Ozlem Engin
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Recognizability of Equally Sized and Spaced Optotypes from Amsterdam Picture Chart, Tumbling-E, Lea Symbols, EDTRS and Landolt-C in Amblyopic Children
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Bianca Huurneman
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Crowding in Visually Impaired and Normally Sighted 4 to 8 Year Old Children: Absolute vs. Proportional Spacing Effects
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Arnulf Myklebust
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Developmental Trajectories of Selected Visual Functions
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Florine Pilon
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Crowding Ratio in Children
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Jan-Roelof Polling
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Visual Acuity Data in an Unscreened Rural Population with Little Pre-School Screening
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ProVisIoN Project
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Supporting children best possible in developing their potential
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Joyce Schurink
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Relation Between Motor Skills and LVAs Use in Visually Impaired Children
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Marieke Steendam
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Intervention Methods to Promote Visual Skills and Behaviours for Children with Visual Impairment Due to Disorders of the Visual Brain
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"About the Netherlands" (click '+' to expand)
"About the Netherlands" (click '-' to collapse)
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Travel
Fly to Amsterdam Schiphol airport.
You may rent a car and drive about 35 kilometres to Huizen, or take a direct train connection every half hour from Schiphol to Naarden-Bussum railway station. From the airport it takes 40 minutes by train to get to Naarden-Bussum where there are taxis available for a 10 minutes drive to Visio in Huizen. You’ll find the taxis if you go down the stairs and up again into the central hall; take the exit at your righthand side. Taxi price about €10.
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Google Earth Coordinates of Main Building: 52°16'38.10"N 5°11'15.77"E
Accommodation
After registrating you will have to book your hotel yourself!!!!!!
In the area you will find the following hotels:
o Hotel Bastion
The Bastion hotel is next to a smaller railway station named Bussum-Zuid (only stop-trains). You’ll need a car, a taxi or a bike to go to the congressite or you may walk for 35 minutes.
o Hotel Naarden (You will need a car or bike)
o Hotel Jan Tabak (Walking distance from Visio)
o Hotel de Witte Bergen (Only by car!)
Hotel de Witte Bergen is offering a congress discount of 15%, so mention you are taking part in the conference. Standard room €73,95 and room with a garden €78,20 (single/double same price). Breakfast €9
There is also a campsite: De Fransche Kamp in Bussum
It is possible to rent a bicycle to cycle from your hotel to commute to the conference area or to do some shopping in the villages of Bussum or Laren (€9 a day).
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Local Map
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Koninklijke Visio
Amersfoortsestraatweg 180
1272 RR Huizen
+31 35 697 42 00
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NH Jan Tabak Hotel
Amersfoortsestraatweg 27
1401 CV Bussum
+31 35 695 99 11
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Station Naarden Bussum
Stationsweg 3
1404 AN Bussum
Bus stop nr: 111 or 109
Get off at: Nachtegaallaan.
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Hotel Bastion Bussum-Zuid
Struikheiweg 4,
1406 TK Bussum
+31 35 6920558
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Station Bussum Zuid
Struikheiweg 5
1406 TK Bussum
Bus stop nr: 111
Get off at: Nachtegaallaan.
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Restaurant Rust Wat
Schapendrift 79
1261 HP Blaricum
+31 35 5383286
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Hotel De Witte Bergen
Rijksweg 2
3755 MV Eemnes
+31 35 5395800
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