Keynote speeches

Gisa Aschersleben (Saarland University):
"Action effects in the perception and control
of actions in children"

Patric Bach (Plymouth University):
"Effector dependence in action perception and mental training"

Rouwen Canal-Bruland (University of Amsterdam):
"On the possible importance of action-specific perceptual effects for movement learning"

Claudia Classen (University of Kassel):
"The visual perception of direction and speed of different movement patterns influences human performance"

Alfred Effenberg (University of Hanover):
"Auditory information for the optimization of mutlisensory behavioral regulation"

Bernhard Hommel (Leiden University):
"Learning by doing: explicit and implicit processes in movement learning"

Andrea Kiesel (University of Würzburg):
"Time in action contexts"

Michael Nitsche (University of Göttingen):
"Relevance of neuroplasticity for movement learning
in humans: Insights from non-invasive brain stimulation"