Selected Papers from the 4th International Symposium on Visual Physiology, Environment, and Perception (VisPEP 2024)
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The International Symposium on Visual Physiology, Environment and Perception (VisPEP) is a collaborative initiative among European scientists aiming to enhance the visibility of vision science in the region. The main aim of the Symposium is to foster collaboration and communication among eye care professionals and researchers working in various domains of vision science. This year, the event (the VisPEP 2024) will be hosted by the University of Warsaw, Poland, from 15 to 17 March 2024.
The symposium will be organized based on themes, including clinical studies in optometry (clinical cases, diagnostics and treatment), visual physiology (accommodation, binocular and monocular eye movements, pupil physiology), environment (lighting, visual fatigue, technology of visual stimuli) and visual perception (visual attention, color perception, spatial vision).
This Special Issue provides a platform for publishing contributions that highlight the work presented at the Symposium.
Dr. Jacek Pniewski
Dr. Aiga Svede
Dr. Tatjana Pladere
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- clinical optometry
- binocular vision
- ocular accommodation
- visual ergonomics
- visual fatigue
- vision training
- color perception
- depth perception
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Published Papers
Vision - ISSN 2411-5150