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good evening im kurt anderson im its my great pleasure to be your moderator tonight um if you dont know studio 360 thanks to the alpha piece loan foundation regularly covers exactly this kind of thing the intersections between science and arts so it is it is why i have uh was so eager to to do this this evening the panel is an amazing group of people uh ken nakayama is the edgar pierce professor of psychology at the vision sciences laboratory at harvard he among other things has contributed to a basic understanding of eye movements of visual attention of the perception of visual surfaces and visual learning and for tonights uh program most interestingly in the perception and memory of faces margaret livingstone is a professor of neurobiology at harvard medical school as well as the author of vision and art the biology of seeing her her work is in visual processing how we see color and motion and depth how we perceive objects as distinct from their backgrounds and and how differen
