Benjamin De Bari, Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology, Lehigh University. PhD in Experimental Psychology with a concentration in Ecological Psychology, University of Connecticut, 2021. B.S. in Cognitive Science with minors in Mathematics and Philosophy, University of Connecticut, 2016. Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology at Lehigh University since Fall 2021. My research has investigated the life-like properties of non-living self-organizing systems called dissipative structures. I am interested in further developing non-living systems that demonstrate life-like qualities. I also pursue the application of dissipative structure theory to biological behavior, especially perception-action. I am currently using dynamical systems modeling to understand postural control with biofeedback. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Benjamin-De-Bari