Color Data Blast for Early-Career Researchers: Part II

The series is designed to provide a platform for PhD students and early postdoctoral researchers in color science to present their work in a concise and engaging format. Two sessions are planned, scheduled for 29 July and 06 August, featuring a total of approximately eight presentations (four per session). Each speaker will give a 15-minute presentation, followed by a 10-minute moderated Q&A with all presenters. 

Moderators: Jingyi He and Camilla Simoncelli

"Central Fovea High Acuity: No Luminance Advantage, Big Individual Chromatic Differences" Lingyu Gan, University of California Irvine
"Theory of Tetrachromatic Color Experience and Color Reproduction" Jessica Lee, University of California Berkeley
"Heterochromatic Brightness and Luminance" Shuchen Guan, Justus Liebig, University Giessen
"Emergence of Unique Hues from Sparse Coding of Color in Natural Scenes" Alexander Belsten, University of California Berkeley

There are two events in this series. Be sure to also register for Part I on 29 July.