Program

30.09. 13h00 Conference start
Welcome notes
01.10. 09h00 Welcome
Chair:
Prof. Dr. T. Agostini, Trieste
13h25 Keynote 1: Producing and perceiving sounds together
(Prof. Dr. G. Knoblich, Budapest)
Chair:
Prof. Dr. M. Weigelt, Paderborn
09h15 Keynote 5: Multisensory influences on motor behavior and vice versa
(Prof. Dr. C. Spence, Oxford)
14h15 Action discrimination based on auditory kinematics
(P. Vinken, Hanover)
10h05 Anticipation of action effects – comparison of brain activation by visual and by audio visual stimulation
(Dr. M. Bischoff, Muenster)
14h30 It is all about rhythm! Empirical evidence for the benefits of acoustic stimuli/information in sports and rehabilitation
(Dr. N. Schaffert, Hamburg)
10h20 Are therapeutic effects on pusher behaviour based on conflicting sensory information?
(Dr. C. Krewer, Bad Aibling)
14h45 Coffee break 10h35
10h45
Coffee break
Intermezzo
Chair:
Prof. Dr. T. Münte, Lübeck
15h00 Keynote 2: The benefits and costs of multisensory perception
(Prof. Dr. M. Ernst, Bielefeld)
Chair:
Dr. F. Bevilacqua, Paris
10h55 Keynote 6: Sonification of physical quantities: an overview over the most used mapping strategies, with some examples in sport applications
(Prof. Dr. R. Bresin, Stockholm)
15h50 Evaluating functional and motivational effects of rhythmic stimulation modes applied to the Nine Hole Peg Test
(F. Speth, Berlin)
11h45 Auditory feedback affects perception of effort when exercising with a pulley machine
(Prof. Dr. S. Serafin, Copenhagen)
16h05 Does a rhythmic auditory feedback help exercising with an auditory instruction?
(J. Maculewicz, Copenhagen)
12h00 Real-time sonification in swimming – from pressure changes of displaced water to sound
(Dr. B. E. Ungerechts, Bielefeld)
16h20 Coffee break
& Postersession
12h15 Lunch Break
Chair:
Prof. Dr. N. Wenderoth, Zurich
17h15 Keynote 3: Augmented visual and auditory feedback and the acquisition of coordination skills
(Prof. Dr. S. Swinnen, Leuven)
Chair:
Prof. Dr. C. Voelcker-Rehage, Bremen
13h15 Keynote 7: Recovery of a unisensory deficit following multisensory rehabilitation
(Prof. Dr. E. Làdavas, Bologna)
18h05 Continuous sound feedback in tracking tasks
(E.O. Boyer, Paris)
14h05 Repetitive arm training with music and error sonification for therapy following stroke
(A. Immoos, Zurich)
18h20 Sonification of the coordination of arm movements
(Dr. F. Bevilacqua, Paris)
14h20 The use of ecological sounds in neurorehabilitation of apraxia
(Dr. M. Bienkiewicz, Muenchen)
Chair:
Prof. Dr. E. Altenmüller, Hanover
18h35 Keynote 4: Movement sonification and interactive sound art
(Prof. Dr. G. Eckel, Graz)
14h35 Keynote 8: Sonification in sport and rehabilitation
(Prof. Dr. A. O. Effenberg & Dr. G. Schmitz, Hanover, Dr. P. Wolf, Zurich)
19h25 End of scientific program 15h25

End of conference

19h45

Social event

 

30.09. 1 pm
(13h00)
Conference start
Welcome notes
  01.10. 9 am
(09h00)
Welcome
Chair:
Prof. Dr. T. Agostini, Trieste
1.25 pm
(13h25)
Keynote 1: Producing and perceiving sounds together
(Prof. Dr. G. Knoblich, Budapest)
  Chair:
Prof. Dr. M. Weigelt, Paderborn
09.15 am
(09h15)
Keynote 5: Multisensory influences on motor behavior and vice versa
(Prof. Dr. C. Spence, Oxford)
  2.15 pm
(14h15)
Action discrimination based on auditory kinematics
(P. Vinken, Hanover)
    10.05 am
(10h05)
Anticipation of action effects – comparison of brain activation by visual and by audio visual stimulation
(Dr. M. Bischoff, Muenster)
  2.30 pm
(14h30)
It is all about rhythm! Empirical evidence for the benefits of acoustic stimuli/information in sports and rehabilitation
(Dr. N. Schaffert, Hamburg)
    10.20 am
(10h20)
Are therapeutic effects on pusher behaviour based on conflicting sensory information?
(Dr. C. Krewer, Bad Aibling)
  2.45 pm
(14h45)
Coffee break     10.35 am
10.45 am
Coffee break
Intermezzo
Chair:
Prof. Dr. T. Münte, Lübeck
3 pm
(15h00)
Keynote 2: The benefits and costs of multisensory perception
(Prof. Dr. M. Ernst, Bielefeld)
  Chair:
Dr. F. Bevilacqua, Paris 
10.55 am
(10h55)
Keynote 6: Sonification of physical quantities: an overview over the most used mapping strategies, with some examples in sport applications
(Prof. Dr. R. Bresin, Stockholm)
  3.50 pm
(15h50)
Evaluating functional and motivational effects of rhythmic stimulation modes applied to the Nine Hole Peg Test
(F. Speth, Berlin)
    11.45 am
(11h45)
Auditory feedback affects perception of effort when exercising with a pulley machine
(Prof. Dr. S. Serafin, Copenhagen)
  4.05 pm
(16h05)
Does a rhythmic auditory feedback help exercising with an auditory instruction?
(J. Maculewicz, Copenhagen)
    12 pm
(12h00)
Real-time sonification in swimming – from pressure changes of displaced water to sound
(Dr. B. E. Ungerechts, Bielefeld)
  4.20 pm
(16h20)
Coffee break
& Postersession
    12.15 pm
(12h15)
Lunch Break
Chair:
Prof. Dr. N. Wenderoth, Zurich
5.15 pm
(17h15)
Keynote 3: Augmented visual and auditory feedback and the acquisition of coordination skills
(Prof. Dr. S. Swinnen, Leuven)
  Chair:
Prof. Dr. C. Voelcker-Rehage, Bremen
1.15 pm
(13h15)
Keynote 7: Recovery of a unisensory deficit following multisensory rehabilitation
(Prof. Dr. E. Làdavas, Bologna)
  6.05 pm
(18h05)
Continuous sound feedback in tracking tasks
(E.O. Boyer, Paris)
    2.05 pm
(14h05)
Repetitive arm training with music and error sonification for therapy following stroke
(A. Immoos, Zuerich)
  6.20 pm
(18h20)
Sonification of the coordination of arm movements
(Dr. F. Bevilacqua, Paris)
    2.20 pm
(14h20)
The use of ecological sounds in neurorehabilitation of apraxia
(Dr. M. Bienkiewicz, Muenchen)
Chair:
Prof. Dr. E. Altenmüller, Hanover
6.35 pm
(18h35)
Keynote 4: Movement sonification and interactive sound art
(Prof. Dr. G. Eckel, Graz)
    2.35 pm
(14h35)
Keynote 8: Sonification in sport and rehabilitation
(Prof. Dr. A. O. Effenberg & Dr. G. Schmitz, Hanover, Dr. P. Wolf, Zuerich)
  7.25 pm
(19h25)
End of scientific program     3.25 pm
(15h25)
End of conference
  7.45 pm
(19h45)
Social event