| 2025 | ICML | Learning Smooth and Expressive Interatomic Potentials for Physical Property Prediction. | Xiang Fu, Brandon M. Wood, Luis Barroso-Luque, Daniel S. Levine, Meng Gao, Misko Dzamba, C. Lawrence Zitnick |
| 2025 | ICML | Adjoint Sampling: Highly Scalable Diffusion Samplers via Adjoint Matching. | Aaron J. Havens, Benjamin Kurt Miller, Bing Yan, Carles Domingo-Enrich, Anuroop Sriram, Daniel S. Levine, Brandon M. Wood, Bin Hu, Brandon Amos, Brian Karrer, Xiang Fu, Guan-Horng Liu, Ricky T. Q. Chen |
| 2020 | IJCNN | What You Get is More Than What You See - or Less - in Models of Human Decision Making. | Daniel S. Levine |
| 2019 | CHI | AUFLIP - An Auditory Feedback System Towards Implicit Learning of Advanced Motor Skills. | Daniel S. Levine, Alan Cheng, David Olaleye, Kevin Leonardo, Matthew Shifrin, Hiroshi Ishii |
| 2019 | TEI | inFORCE: Bi-directional 'Force' Shape Display for Haptic Interaction. | Ken Nakagaki, Daniel Fitzgerald, Zhiyao (John) Ma, Luke Vink, Daniel S. Levine, Hiroshi Ishii |
| 2018 | IJCNN | Neural Network Modeling of Gist and Verbatim in Business Decision Making. | Daniel S. Levine, Kay-Yut Chen |
| 2017 | CHI | Transformative Appetite: Shape-Changing Food Transforms from 2D to 3D by Water Interaction through Cooking. | Wen Wang, Lining Yao, Teng Zhang, Chin-Yi Cheng, Daniel S. Levine, Hiroshi Ishii |
| 2017 | IJCNN | Neural network modeling of business decision making. | Daniel S. Levine, Kay-Yut Chen, Bakur AlQaudi |
| 2016 | IJCNN | Toward a neuro-developmental theory of decision attribute weighting. | Daniel S. Levine |
| 2015 | IJCNN | A neural network model of decisions on the Asian Disease Problem. | Bakur AlQaudi, Daniel S. Levine, Frank L. Lewis |
| 2014 | UAI | Quantifying Nonlocal Informativeness in High-Dimensional, Loopy Gaussian Graphical Models. | Daniel S. Levine, Jonathan P. How |
| 2013 | IJCNN | In search of the brain's executive. | Daniel S. Levine |
| 2013 | IJCNN | Toward a neural network theory of emotional influences on creativity. | Daniel S. Levine, Mihai Nadin |
| 2012 | IJCNN | Neurohydrodynamics as a heuristic mechanism for cognitive processes in decision-making. | Leon C. Hardy, Dahai Liu, Daniel S. Levine |
| 2012 | IJCNN | I think therefore I feel: Possible neural mechanisms for knowledge-based pleasure. | Daniel S. Levine |
| 2011 | IJCNN | The pitfalls of doing the right thing for the wrong reason. | Daniel S. Levine |
| 2010 | IJCNN | Modeling the beneficial effects of incubation in creative brainstorming. | Aydin Farajidavar, Daniel S. Levine, Nicholas W. Kohn, Paul B. Paulus |
| 2010 | IJCNN | Drive for Creativity. | Leonid I. Perlovsky, Daniel S. Levine |
| 2010 | IROS | Threat-aware path planning in uncertain urban environments. | Georges Aoude, Brandon Luders, Daniel S. Levine, Jonathan P. How |
| 2009 | ICRA | Vision-based guidance and control of a hovering vehicle in unknown, GPS-denied environments. | Spencer Ahrens, Daniel S. Levine, Gregory Andrews, Jonathan P. How |
| 2009 | IJCNN | Executive function, rule selection, and probability judgment. | Daniel S. Levine |
| 2008 | IJCNN | A network model of rational versus irrational choices on a probability maximization task. | Daniel S. Levine, Leonid I. Perlovsky |
| 2006 | IJCNN | Emotion and Decision Making: Short-term Reactions versus Long-term Evaluations. | Daniel S. Levine |
| 2006 | IJCNN | Modeling the Evolution of Decision Rules in the Human Brain. | Daniel S. Levine |
| 2005 | IJCNN | Neural network approaches to personal change in psychotherapy. | Ana Maria C. Aleksandrowicz, Daniel S. Levine |
| 2005 | IJCNN | Modeling emotional influences on human decision making under risk. | Daniel S. Levine, Britain Mills, Steven Estrada |
| 2003 | IJCNN | Modeling orbitofrontal involvement in decision making on a gambling task. | Daniel S. Levine, Britain Mills, Steven Estrada, Carson Clanton, Stephen Denton |
| 2000 | IJCNN | The Frontal Lobes and Executive Function. | John G. Taylor, Neill R. Taylor, Raju S. Bapi, Guido Bugmann, Daniel S. Levine |
| 1990 | IJCNN | Networks modeling the involvement of the frontal lobes in learning and performance of flexible movement sequences. | Daniel S. Levine, Raju S. Bapi |