Session Listing
Day One (Sunday, Sept 21)
	Key note address.   A SWOT Analysis of the Field of Virtual Rehabilitation   Dr. Albert (Skip) Rizzo, University of Southern California
	Paper Session 1: Telerehabilitation and Haptics   Session Chair: Paul Sharkey   Home-Based Telerehabilitation Using a Virtual Environment System   Maureen K. Holden, Thomas A. Dyar, Lee Schwamm and Emilio Bizzi   Formative Evaluation of a Virtual Reality Telerehabilitation System for the Lower Extremity   Elizabeth Whitworth, Jeffrey A. Lewis, Rares Boian, Marilyn Tremaine, Grigore Burdea,   Judith E. Deutsch   A Virtual-Reality based motor tele-rehabilitation system   Lamberto Piron, Paolo Tonin, Andrea Atzori, Elena Trivello, and Mauro Dam   Virtual Reality and Haptics as an Assessment Tool for Patients with Visuospatial Neglect: a   preliminary study   Jurgen Broeren, MSc, Maria Lundberg, BSc, Tim Molén, Camilla Samuelsson, Katharina   Stibrant Sunnerhagen, Anna-Lena Bellner, and Martin Rydmark   Design and Implementation of Rehabilitation Haptic Simulators with History Units   I. Goncharenko, M. Svinin, S. Matsumoto, S. Hosoe, Y. Kanou
	Paper Session 2: Cognitive deficits   Session Chair: Maureen Holden   Applications of Computer as a Cognitive Rehabilitation Tool   Rosa Maria Esteves Moreira da Costa, Luís Alfredo Vidal de Carvalho   Learning and Memory in a Virtual Office Environment   Robert J. Matheis, M.A. Maria T. Schultheis, and Albert A. Rizzo   Using Virtual Reality to Examine Hippocampus Functioning in Schizophrenia   Robert S. Astur, Daniel H. Mathalon, D. Cyril D'Souza, John K. Krystal, R. Todd   Constable, and Godfrey D. Pearlson   Effectiveness of Virtual Realty for Attentional Control to Reduce Children's Pain During   Venipuncture   Greg M. Reger, Albert A. Rizzo, J. Galen Buckwalter, Jeff Gold, Rebecca Allen, Raj   Augustine and Eitan Mendelowitz
	Paper Session 3: VR use in Neuro-rehabilitation   Session Chair: Daniel Thalmann   Virtual Reality and Neurorehabilitation: the concept of Impairment-oriented Training   Thomas Platz   A virtual reality based exercise system for hand rehabilitation post-stroke   Adamovich S.V., Merians A., Boian R., Tremaine M., Burdea G., Recce M. and Poizner H.   Using a video projected VR system for patients with spinal cord injury   Rachel Kizony, Liat Raz, Noomi Katz, Harold Weingarden and Patrice L. (Tamar) Weiss
	Poster Session      Development of increasingly complex virtual environments for locomotor training after    stroke    Comeau, F., Chapdelaine, S., McFadyen, B.J., Malouin, F., Lamontagne, A., Galiana, L.,    Laurendeau, D., Richards, C.L., and Fung, J.    Driving Scenarios for Virtual Assessment    Ronald R. Mourant and Beverly K. Jaeger    Dual Stewart-platform Gait Rehabilitation System for Individuals Post-Stroke    R. F. Boian, H. Kourtev, K. Erickson, J.E. Deutsch, J.A. Lewis, G.C. Burdea    Implementing a Data Glove with Tactile Feedback for VR Experiments using fMRI    Jeonghun Ku, Richard Mraz, Nicole Baker, Konstantine K. Zakzanis, Jang Han Lee, In Y. Kim, Sun I.    Kim, and Simon J. Graham    Large-Scale Computational Models for Adaptive Sensorimotor Control in Virtual    Environments    Craig Carignan and José Contreras-Vidal    Physical Activity-Based Virtual Reality: A Psychophysical Ergotherapy Model    Patricia Heyn and Beatriz C. Abreu    Real Time Computer Aided Feedback Device for Delivery of Treatment Forces for Low Back    Pain    M.R. Gudavalli and James M. Cox    Robotic Rehabilitation and Diagnosis using Bilateral Force Feedback over the Internet    Craig Carignan, Kevin Cleary, H. Igo Krebs, and Andy Tannenbaum    The use of immersive virtual reality in the rehabilitation of the upper limb after stroke.    McDonough SM, Crosbie, JH and McNeill, MDJ    Vision-based Hand Rehabilitation System    Chan-Su Lee and Grigore C. Burdea
Day Two (Monday, Sept 22)
	Paper Session 4: Novel VR techniques and Bio-feedback devices     Session Chair: Thomas Platz   Altered walking pattern in VE.   Björn Sondell, Lillemor Lundin-Olsson, Lars Nyberg, Staffan Eriksson, Bjorn Engstrom,   Anders Backman, Kenneth Holmlund, Gosta Bucht   Video projection versus HMD VR system for rehabilitation: Within and between   comparisons   Debbie Rand, Rachel Kizony, Uri Feintuch, Noomi Katz, Naomi Josman, A.A. "Skip" Rizzo   and Patrice L. (Tamar) Weiss   Myo-Kinetic Interface for a Virtual Limb   James A. Flint, Sam L. Phillips and William Craelius   VIA: A Virtual Interface for the Arm of Upper-limb Amputees.   Manjuladevi Kuttuva, James A. Flint, Grigore Burdea., Am Phillips and William Craelius
	Paper Session 5: Other aspects of Virtual Rehabilitation     Session Chair: Skip Rizzo    Building Exposure; Synergy of Interaction and Narration through Social Channels    Bruno Herbelin - Michal Ponder - Daniel Thalmann    A Neuroimaging Study of Task Loading and Executive Function Using a Virtual Apartment    Stephen Baumann    Emotions as a mean for enhancing presence in virtual cognitive rehabilitation.    Mariano Alcañiz, Beatriz Rey, Rosa Baños, Cristina Botella    Virtual Reality as a Stress Inoculation Environment for high demanding Emergency    Planning and Preparedness    Ioannis A. Tarnanas, Katerina Tsirgogianni
	Government Panel on Funding of Virtual Rehabilitation   Dr. Carol Lucas, the National Science Foundation   Dr. Grace Peng, the National Institute of Health   Dr. Robert Ruff, Department of Veterans Affairs   Dr. Daniel Thalmann, EPFL, Switzerland
	CAIP Center Laboratory Demonstrations