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'''Athena Aktipis:''' | '''Athena Aktipis:''' | ||
[[Media:Aktipis-1.pdf|Assortment in Space and Time]] | [[Media:Aktipis-1.pdf|Assortment in Space and Time: A Framework for the Evolution of Cooperation and Movement]] | ||
'''Lila Chrysikou:''' | '''Lila Chrysikou:''' | ||
[[Media:Chrysikou-1.pdf|Following the Wrong Footsteps]] | [[Media:Chrysikou-1.pdf|Following the Wrong Footsteps: Fixation Effects of Pictorial Examples in a Design Problem-Solving Task]] | ||
[[Media:Chrysikou-2.pdf|When Shoes Become Hammers]] | [[Media:Chrysikou-2.pdf|When Shoes Become Hammers: Goal-Derived Categorization Training Enhances Problem-Solving Performance]] | ||
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Unfortunately, Robert was unable to make it to the workshop, but he and his colleague, Michael Schiffer, have very kindly provided some of their thoughts here: | Unfortunately, Robert was unable to make it to the workshop, but he and his colleague, Michael Schiffer, have very kindly provided some of their thoughts here: | ||
[[Media:Friedel-1.pdf|Technology and Repurposing]] | [[Media:Friedel-1.pdf|Some Comments About Technology and "Repurposing" from a Historian and an Anthropologist]] | ||
'''Scott Klemmer:''' | '''Scott Klemmer:''' | ||
[[Media:Klemmer-1.pdf|Creating Better Interfaces Through Adaptive Display]] | [[Media:Klemmer-1.pdf|Can Presenting Examples Improve Designers' Work? Creating Better Interfaces Through Adaptive Display]] | ||
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[[Media:Piatigorsky-1.pdf|The Recruitment of Crystallins: New Functions Precede Gene Duplications]] | [[Media:Piatigorsky-1.pdf|The Recruitment of Crystallins: New Functions Precede Gene Duplications]] | ||
[[Media:Piatigorsky-2.pdf|Lens Crystallins | [[Media:Piatigorsky-2.pdf|Lens Crystallins: Innovations Associated with Changes in Gene Regulation]] | ||
[[Media:Piatigorsky-3.pdf|Assembly of the Cnidarian Camera-Type Eye from Vertebrate-Like Components]] | [[Media:Piatigorsky-3.pdf|Assembly of the Cnidarian Camera-Type Eye from Vertebrate-Like Components]] | ||
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'''Victor Seidel:''' | '''Victor Seidel:''' | ||
[[Media:Seidel-1.pdf|Crafting Interpretation in Ambiguous Contexts]] | [[Media:Seidel-1.pdf|Crafting Interpretation in Ambiguous Contexts: Conceptual Modularity and the Evolution of Novel Product Concepts]] | ||
[[Media:Seidel-2.pdf|The Interaction of Design Hierarchies and Market Concepts in Technological Evolution]] | [[Media:Seidel-2.pdf|The Interaction of Design Hierarchies and Market Concepts in Technological Evolution]] | ||
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Readings
Thanks to all of you who have submitted reading materials for the workshop. Each of the links below will take you to a PDF document that might provide you with valuable background information for the talk by the person under whom it is listed. These readings are obviously not required, but having a brief look at them might allow us to establish a common vocabulary more easily, making our discussions ultimately more productive.
Athena Aktipis:
Assortment in Space and Time: A Framework for the Evolution of Cooperation and Movement
Lila Chrysikou:
When Shoes Become Hammers: Goal-Derived Categorization Training Enhances Problem-Solving Performance
Robert Friedel:
Unfortunately, Robert was unable to make it to the workshop, but he and his colleague, Michael Schiffer, have very kindly provided some of their thoughts here:
Some Comments About Technology and "Repurposing" from a Historian and an Anthropologist
Scott Klemmer:
Can Presenting Examples Improve Designers' Work? Creating Better Interfaces Through Adaptive Display
Joram Piatigorsky:
The Recruitment of Crystallins: New Functions Precede Gene Duplications
Lens Crystallins: Innovations Associated with Changes in Gene Regulation
Assembly of the Cnidarian Camera-Type Eye from Vertebrate-Like Components
Victor Seidel:
The Interaction of Design Hierarchies and Market Concepts in Technological Evolution