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Visiting Participant List Origins of Pattern Processing: Lessons from the Brain The Origins Project at ASU March 11-13, 2016 Tempe Mission Palms Resort, Tempe, Arizona Workshop Participants and tentative topics Ori Amir, University of Southern California Neural Basis for Image Preference Colin Camerer, California Institute of Technology Neuroeconomics and Decision Making Antonio Damasio, University of Southern California Neuroanatom of Creativity Paul Dagum, Mindstrong Health Detecting Cognitive States and Disorders John Daugman, University of Cambridge Patterns Emerging from Apparent Chaos Chris Frith, University College London The Neural Basis of Social Interaction Jordan Grafman, Northwestern University Emotional Intelli ence Michael Graziano, Princeton University Attention Schema Theory and Subject Awareness Eric Horvitz, Microsoft Computational Rationality and the Convergence of Brains, Minds, and Machines Dimitrios Kapogiannis, National Institutes of Health Escape from Reality: The Cognitive Neuroscience of Religion Christof Koch, Allen Institute for Brain Science UpdMS 8/27/15 rri I EFTA01170144 Title TBD Barbara Landau, Johns Hopkins University Language, Maps, and the Patterns of Human Communication Yann LeCun, New York University Deep Learning and Recurrent Nets Daniel Levitin, McGill University Neuroscience of Musical Perception and Performance Fei-Fei Li, Stanford University Algorithms for Machine Learning of Patterns Sonia Lupien, University of Montreal Mental Health Research Center How Stress Alters Cognition and Behavior Patterns Gary Marcus, New York University Music and the Science of Learning Mark Mattson, National Institutes of Health, and Johns Hopkins University Superior Pattern Processing is the Essence of the Evolved Human Brain Michael Meaney, McGill University, Montreal How Early Life Experiences Instill Persistent Cognitive Patterns Jean-Baptiste Mouret, CNRS Paris Engineering Robots that Adapt to Adversity Eric Reiman, Banner Alzheimer's Institute, University of Arizona College of Medicine Mission Impossible? Preventing Self Destruction of the Human Pattern Processor Daniela Rus, MIT Construction of Self-Reconfiguring Robots Elyn Saks, University of Southern California DSM-5: An Encyclopedia of Aberrant Pattern Processing Updaled 8/27/15 rri 2 EFTA01170145 Terrence (Terry) Sejnowski, The Salk Institute Computational Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence Michael Stryker, University of California San Francisco How Photon Patterns Sculpt the Developing Visual Cortex Josh Tenebaum, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Structure, Mind, and Machine Intelligence Updated 81271161/ 3 EFTA01170146