Collective Decision Making: From Neurons to Societies - Bios
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Organizers:
- Nigel Franks, University of Bristol
(Do Ants Make Comparisons)
- John H. Miller, Research Professor, SFI; Professor of Economics and Social Science, Social and Decision Sciences, Carnegie Mellon University
- Tom Seeley, Cornell University
(Swarm Decision Making in House Hunting)
Participants:
- Nicholas Britton, University of Bath
- Frank Bryan, University of Vermont
(Collective Law Making in the New England Town Meeting or Procedural Requirements of Democratic Deliberations)
- Aaron Clauset, SFI
- Iain Couzin, Princeton University
- Adrian DeFroment, Princeton
- Yael Katz, Princeton
- Jean-Louis Deneubourg, Unite d'Ecologie Sociale
- Doyne Farmer, SFI
- Nina Federoff, SFI & Penn State University
- Jessica Flack, SFI
- Paul Glimcher, NYU/CNS
- Deborah Gordon, SFI & Stanford University
(The Organization of Work in Ant Colonies)
- David Krakauer, SFI
- Lee Lovejoy, Salk Institute
(Selective Attention and Perception)
- Peter Miller, National Geographic
(Applying basic concepts to business and society)
- Cris Moore, SFI
- Carey Morewedge, Carnegie Mellon University
(Associative Bias and Intuitive Judgment)
- Michael Mauboussin, SFI & Legg Mason Capital Management
- Mark Newman, SFI & University of Michigan
- Danny Oppenheimer, Princeton University
(A Voting Agent Model of Individual Preferences)
- Scott Page, SFI & University of Michigan
- Kevin Passino, Ohio State University
(Swarm Cognition in Honey Bees)
- Ana Sendova-Franks, Bristol Institute of Technology - University of the West of England
- Jon Wilkins, SFI
- E.O. Wilson, Harvard University
(Superorganisms)
- Kevin Zollman, Carnegie Mellon University
(The Effect of Network Structure on Learning)