Collective Decision Making: From Neurons to Societies - Agenda
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Wednesday, 7 January (Hotel Santa Fe)
6:30-7:30 Welcome Reception (food served)
7:30-9:00 Plenary Talk, E.O. Wilson, Superorganisms
Thursday, 8 January (SFI)
8:15 bus leaves hotel for SFI
9-9:15 Introductions
9:15-10:15 Tom Seeley, Introduction to the Workshop and Swarm Decision Making in House Hunting
10:15-11:15 Deborah Gordon, The Organization of Work in Ant Colonies
11:30-12:30 Carey Morewedge, Associative Bias and Intuitive Judgment
1:30-2:30 Frank Bryan, Collective Law Making in the New England Town Meeting or Procedural Requirements of Democratic Deliberations
3:00-5:00 Self Organized Science
5:15 Bus leaves SFI for hotel
6:15 Bus leaves hotel for Coyote Cafe Dinner (return at 9:15)
Friday, 9 January (SFI)
8:15 Bus leaves hotel for SFI
9:00-10:00 Jeremiah Cohen, How the Brain Decides Where to Look
10:00-11:00 Nigel Franks, Do Ants Make Comparisons
11:30-12:30 Danny Oppenheimer, A Voting Agent Model of Individual Preferences
1:30-2:30 Iain Couzin, Collective Motion and Decision Making in Animal Groups
3:00-5:00 Self Organized Science
5:15 Bus leaves SFI for hotel
On your own for dinner
Saturday, 10 January (SFI)
8:15 Bus leaves hotel for SFI
9:00-10:00 Leo Sugrue, Toward a Neurobiology of Decision Making: Neurons, Networks, and Brains
10:00-11:00 Kevin Passino, Swarm Cognition in Honey Bees
11:30-12:20 Nicholas Britton, Pheromone Trails and Ant Foraging Decisions
1:30-2:30 Jean-Louis Deneubourg, Collective Decision Making: Insects and Robots
2:45 Bus leaves SFI for hotel
5:45 Bus leaves for dinner at Maria's (return at 8:15)
Sunday, 11 January (SFI)
8:15 Bus leaves hotel for SFI
9:00-11:00 Wrap up and next steps
11:15 Bus leaves SFI for hotel
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