GSO-2010-Program

Program of GSO-2010

	Saturday, Sept. 4	Sunday, Sept. 5	Monday, Sept. 6
8:30 am	Breakfast	Breakfast	Breakfast
9:00 am	Mikhail Prokopenko Introduction to GSO
9:15 am	James Crutchfield The Role of Physical Space in Self-Organization	Josh Bongard Guiding Self-Organization through Morphological Scaffolding	Justin Werfel Designing Emergence in Swarm Robotics
10:15 am	Coffee Break	Coffee Break	Coffee Break
10:30 am	Paul Williams and Randy Beer Information Dynamics of Embodied Agents	Larry Yaeger Evolutionary Selection of Network Structure and Function	Luis Rocha and Manuel Marques-Pita Collective Computation in Automata Models of Biochemical Networks
11:15 am	Wesley Alford and Benjamin Flecker The Partial Information Lattice as a Spatio-Temporal Filter	Xin Shuai and Larry Yaeger Motif Analysis in Evolving Neural Networks	Alaa Abi-Haidar and Luis Rocha Collective Classification of Textual Documents Using Self-Organized Cross-Regulatory T-cells in the Adaptive Immune System
12:00 pm	Lunch (on your own)	Lunch (on your own)	Lunch (on your own)
1:30 pm	John Beggs Information flow in networks of 100 cortical neurons is non-democratic	Olaf Sporns The Human Brain - A Complex Network	Daniel Polani On Informational Principles of Embodied Cognition
2:30 pm	Chen Yu Shohei Hidaka, Matthias Scheutz, and Linda B. Smith Sensorimotor Dynamics in Coordinated Multimodal Behaviors: An Information-Theoretic Approach	Steven Williams and Larry Yaeger Dynamical Systems Analysis of Evolving Neural Networks	Richard Hullinger John Kruschke and Peter Todd Evolution of Attention in Learning
3:15 pm	Coffee Break	Coffee Break	Coffee Break
3:30 pm	Carlos Gershenson Guiding the Self-organization of Random Boolean Networks	Nihat Ay On Geometric Aspects of Embodied Cognition	Mikhail Prokopenko Guided Self-organisation in Complex Networks
4:30 pm	Artemy Kolchinsky and Luis Rocha Identifying Dynamical Modules in Boolean Network Models	Samarth Swarup Computing Through Interaction	Group Discussion
5:15 pm	Dinner (on your own)	Dinner (on your own)	Dinner (on your own)

Keynote talks, highlighted in blue, are one hour long (including questions). All other talks are 45 minutes long (including questions).

Location: Bloomington, Indiana, USA on the campus of Indiana University (IU) in the Oak Room of the Indiana Memorial Union (IMU).