Topic: Leslie Unger
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We are moving forward with planning for our show for Feb. 24, and at this point in time, we're doing all the things we normally would be doing
Academy: Oscar show will go on as planned Jan 09, 2008
With regard to the Oscar show, we don't yet know how the strike may impact us. It's still a few months away and our fervent hope is we'll have a show that's everything it should be
Scripted award show telecasts in doubt Nov 16, 2007
By the end of March, there was a feeling that a kind of awards show malaise had set in
Shortened Oscar season complicates process Jan 12, 2004
They did vote to move the show, if it is feasible, to February
Hollywood Digest Jul 02, 2002
I think there's enough anecdotal evidence that the fans cheering and excitement are part of what makes walking down the red carpet at the Academy Awards a unique experience
An Oscar tradition continues -- sort of Feb 05, 2002
Leslie Ungerleider is a Distinguished Senior Investigator and Director of the Laboratory of Brain and Cognition at the National Institutes of Mental Health. Ungerleider is known for introducing the concepts of the dorsal (where) and ventral (what) streams, two pathways of information processing in the brain that specialize in visuospatial processing and object recognition, respectively. Ungerleider received a B.A. from SUNY-Binghamton and a Ph.D. in experimental psychology from New York University, and she completed a postdoctoral fellowship with Karl Pribram at Stanford University, where she began her work on higher-order perceptual mechanisms in the cortex of primates. She then moved to the NIMH, where she has remained since, in 1975, initially joining Mortimer Mishkin in the Laboratory of Neuropsychology and establishing her own laboratory in 1995.
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