Abstracts

Below are the abstracts accepted for the IASAS Amsterdam symposium Synesthesia: interdisciplinary research in a multisensory world

Dorso, Anton Semiotic system-unitisation membership model of induction and mapping in synaesthesia: An evidence-based proposal of an interdisciplinary research framework

Dupont-Sagorin, Aurore Shaping sensation: trauma, early caregiving, and the development of mirror-pain synesthesia through documentary and graphic narrative

Eldem, Umut Crossmodal and synesthetic principles in audiovisual composition

Elgabry, Effie The color of shape and time

Fine, Carli Shared brain-based markers of synaesthesia and autism spectrum disorder

Goody, Mary Exploring sculpture-making and mirror-touch synaesthesia in the studio: accounts from an exploratory practice

Haverkamp, Michael Synesthetic approaches on painting of non-tonal sounds – how do visual elements correlate to physical features?

Herrera-Pombero, Natalia The music of drawing. The perception of sound through graphics from the perspective of synesthete and nonsynesthete artists.

Huang, Yating The link between synesthesia and neurodevelopmental traits: a co-twin design

Jenič, Barbara Exploring the One Sense: Synesthesia and Sensorial Language

Jewanski, Jörg Rediscovering Friedrich Mahling: A forgotten pioneer of synesthesia research during the 1920s

Kesari, Nisha Raga, Rasa and Raqs: Synesthesia and the multisensory architecture of artistic creativity across cultures.

Lachelin, Remy Mapping synesthetic sequences in space: improving consistency test by harnessing cartography tools.

Layden & Kischner Shapes of song

Lee,Eunseo

Li, Xinyi Coloring translation

Lucas, L How to spot a synaesthete: quicker response times when associating a shape to a sound?

Lucas, L Forbidden syn. How does repression impact our synaesthesia story

Maal, Nusa Beyond Boundaries: Three dimensions of synesthetic integration in individuation and lifework

Mantheakis, Anna Working with synesthesia: how I improved as a professional taster by rewriting the rules

Marshall, Angelina Probing complex perceptual shifts: exploring personal synaesthetic experiences through multisensory and immersive registers

Meier, Beat Synesthetes report a higher frequency of dreams and a broader pa ern of dream modalities

Melero, Helena The allostatic neurodynamic theory of synesthesia

Neufeld, Janina Visual processing in autism and sequence-color synesthesia – a twin study

Nodera, Takako Alchemy of actor for art of acting

Norrman, Hjalmar Functional brain correlates of object perception in synesthetic and non-synesthetic twins

Or, Himli Digital Synaesthesia: A systematic review of cross-sensory integration and human computer interaction in the age of immersive technologies

Porat & Sagiv Idiosyncratic Grounding: synesthesia as a mechanism of conceptualization

Root, Nicholas Psycholinguistic insights from a large publicly available database of synesthetic associations in more than 20 languages.

Root, Nicholas Synesthesia around the world: insights from UvA international student projects

Rouw, Romke Pupil size reveals the perceptual quality and automatic nature of synesthesia

Rudenko, Svetlana Geri Hahn Art DreaMR: modelling synesthesia with mixed reality and music.

Sachdeva, Chhavi How perceptual ability shapes memory

Scheubeck, Stephanie Under my skin

Shrestha, Evita Shaping colours: how cursive letterforms influence grapheme-colour associations in russian speakers

Simner, Julia Democratising synaesthesia research (and rethinking why consistency matters)

Sinha, Jasmin That which can’t be explained: communicating synaesthetic experience to the outside world

Sorenson & Zelazny Towards an EEG marker of synaesthesia: a case–control study

Steen, Carol Losing photisms, finding visions: my changing synesthesia, hypnagogic and hypnopomic perceptions

Thierry, Gabrielle Painting music: emotions, colors, and synesthetic perception

Uhl, Daniela Integrated synesthetic perception: a first-person case perspective on multisensory experience and emotional cognition

van Bohemen:van Starkenburg A presentation about living with synaesthesia from the perspective of 14 year old boy with synaesthesia and his mother

Vreugdenhil, Nina Conceptual colour understanding in the blind

Ward, Jamie From synaesthesia to musicality

Whelan, Emily Perceptual diversity and cognitive style in synaesthesia and the general population: insights from the perception census

Whitehead, Eloise Synesthesia impacts the music composition process through automatic and deliberate means

Xiong, Ninghui Relation between 8 strokes of Chinese characters and 8 trigrams of divination – a synaesthete’s understanding of how ancient Chinese perceived the world

Yu, Claire How homophones shape color perception across languages (Chinese, English, Spanish) in grapheme-color synesthesia

Zoesthesia How my synaesthesia wrote a song: colour-driven composition and cross perceptual collaboration