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The Origins and Future of Pattern Processing and Intelligence: From Brains to Machines Workshop Agenda March 11-12, 2016 Tempe Mission Palms Hosted by The Origins Project with the National Institutes of Health All events held at Tempe Mission Palms Hotel unless otherwise noted FRIDAY EVENT LOCATION March 11 Arrivals 12:30- Welcome Lunch Buffet Dining Room, 1:30pm • Vegetarian and meat options available Tempe Mission Palms 1:30- Welcome: Lawrence Krauss TBD Tempe 3:30pm Session 1: Self-Assembly and Experience- Mission Palms Dependent Remodeling of the Human Brain • Mark Mattson "Superior Pattern Processing is the Essence of the Evolved Human Brain" • Michael Stryker "How Photon Patterns Sculpt the Developing Visual Cortex" • Michael Meaney "How Early Life Experiences Instill Persistent Cognitive Patterns" • Jay Giedd, "The Dynamic Adolescent Brain" 3:30- Break - coffee and snacks available Break Room, 4:00pm Tempe Mission Palms 4:00- Session 2: Encoding and Generating Patterns: TBD Tempe 6:00pm Language, Reasoning, and Creativity Mission Palms • Barbara Landau "Language, Maps, and the Patterns of Human Communication" • Tom Mitchell "On fMRI Studies of Lexical Analysis: Findings and Implications" • Tamiko Azuma "Semantic Cognition within Healthy and Impaired Aging Parameters" • Jordan Grafinan "Emotional Intelligence: Meet Me at the Corner of Cognition and Emotion" • Danai Koutra "Studies of Brain Networks and Creativity" 6:00- Reception for visiting and localparticipants The Cloisters, Last updated 2/4/16 mi EFTA_R1_02094725 EFTA02705106 The Origins and Future of Pattern Processing and Intelligence: From Brains to Machines Workshop Agenda March 11-12, 2016 Tempe Mission Palms Hosted by The Origins Project with the National Institutes of Health Allevents held at Tempe Mission Palms Hotel unless otherwise noted 7:00pm Tempe Mission Palms 7:30pm Out oftown guests and organizers walk to dinner House of Tricks SATUILD EVENT LOCATION AV March 12 8:00-9:00 Continental breakfast In Break Room Break Room am Tempe Mission Palms 9:00- Session 3: Disordered Mental Pattern Processing: TBD Tempe 10:30am Delusions, Autism and Alzheimer's Disease Mission Palms • Vince Calhoun "Mapping and Predicting Schizophrenia wilt fMRI" • Dimitrios Kapogiannis "Escape from Reality: The Cognitive Neuroscience of Religion" • Eric Reiman "What Will it Take to End Alzheimer's?" • Sonia Lupien "How Stress Alters Cognition and Behavior Patterns" • Paul Dagum "Detecting Cognitive States and Disorders" 10:30- Break - coffee and snacks available 11:00am 11:00- Session 4: Mechanized Pattern Detection and TBD Tempe 12:30pm Processing Mission Palms • Eric Horvitz "Intelligence and computational models of rationality" • Christof Koch "Consciousness and the Brain: Is there anything exceptional about humans?" • Ori Amir "Neural Basis for Image Preference" • Gary Marcus "AI: Arc Electrons Sufficient?" 12:30- Lunch Buffet Dining Room, Last updated 2/4/16 mi 2 EFTA_R1_02094726 EFTA02705107 The Origins and Future of Pattern Processing and Intelligence: From Brains to Machines Workshop Agenda March 11-12, 2016 Tempe Mission Palms Hosted by The Origins Project with the National Institutes of Health Allevents held at Tempe Mission Palms Hotel unless otherwise noted 1:30pm Tempe Mission Palms 1:30- Session 5: Patterns in Chaos, Decision Making, 3:00pm and Artificial Intelligence • Colin Camerer "Neuroeconomics and Decision Making" • Fei-Fei Li "Algorithms for Machine Learning of Patterns" • John Daugman "Pattern Recognition within Apparent Chaos" • Terrence Sejnowski "Computational Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence" • Richard Lewis "Studies in Bounded Optimality: Models and Results" • Subbarao Kambhampati "Analyzing the Human Factor in Robot-Human Relationships" 3:00- Break - coffee and snacks available Break Room, 3:30pm Tempe Mission Palms 3:30- Session 6: Robotics: Challenges for Science, TBD Tempe 5:15pm Engineering and Humanity Mission Palms • Jean-Baptiste Mouret "Engineering Robots that Adapt to Adversity" • Cynthia Breazeal "Models of Mind in Human-Robot Coordination" • Pavan Turaga "Using Machine Learning to Improve Home-Based Stroke Rehabilitation Systems" • Marco Santello "Investigating sensorimotor integration in hand prosthctics" • Manuela Veloso "On Integrating Sensing, Planning, and Perception for Real-World Collaborative Robots" 5:15- Open Discussion and Workshop Wrap Up TBD Tempe 5:45pm Mission Palms 5:45- Free time Tempe Last updated 2/4/16 mi 3 EFTA_R1_02094727 EFTA02705108 The Origins and Future of Pattern Processing and Intelligence: From Brains to Machines Workshop Agenda March 11-12, 2016 Tempe Mission Palms Hosted by The Origins Project with the National Institutes of Health Allevents held at Tempe Mission Palms Hotel unless otherwise noted 6:00pm Mission Palms 6:00pm Depart for public event at Gammage Auditorium Meet in front • Please make sureyou bring the tickets provided in of TM P lobby your workshopfolder • Please check in with Origins staffifyou prefer to walk to Gammage in lieu of thegroup transport 6:15- Reception with heavy hors d'oeuvres at Gammage Scoular 6:45pm Auditorium Lounge, • Noformal dinner this evening Gammage Auditorium 7:00- Depp + Krauss: Finding the Creativity in Gammage 9:45pm Madness, An Evening with Johnny Depp Auditorium 9:50pm Depart for Tempe Mission Palms Outside of or 10 • Bus will leave promptly 15 minutes after the end of Gammage - minutes the event - proceed to loading zone near Box Office Loading Zone after the near Box end of the Office event SUNDAY EVENT LOCA'T'ION March 1i 7:30- Breakfast served in dining room Dining Room, 8:30am • Please use the breakfast voucher provided inyour Tempe folder Mission Palms Hotel Depart for Airport morning of March 13th Tempe Checkout • The hotel concierge can arrange shuttle Mission Palms 12:00pm transportation from the hotel to the airport 12:00- Lunch for those who haven'tyet leftfor airport TBD Last updated 2/4/16 mi 4 EFTA_R1_02094728 EFTA02705109 The Origins and Future of Pattern Processing and Intelligence: From Brains to Machines Workshop Agenda March 11-12, 2016 Tempe Mission Palms Hosted by The Origins Project with the National Institutes of Health All events held at Tempe Mission Palms Hotel unless otherwise noted 1:00pm • Bags can be stored with the hotel concierge Last updated 2/4/16 mi 5 EFTA_R1_02094729 EFTA02705110