Explore the intersection of neuroscience and religion at the Religious Brain Project symposium, featuring interdisciplinary insights at the University of Utah.
Carl Youngblood argues religion is not a pre-scientific relic but one of humanity's most powerful social technologies for cooperation and meaning.
Submit papers, artwork, poetry, or music to the 2014 Mormon Transhumanist Association Conference—exploring faith, technology, and human potential.
Discover Dr. Amit Goswami’s free lecture on quantum physics and health, exploring the intersection of science, spirituality, and healing at the University of Utah.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association partners with the Teilhard Project to promote Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s synthesis of science and Christian faith.
Metro World News interviews Carl Youngblood, MTA director and CIO, on Mormon transhumanism and the intersection of faith and technology.
Humanity+ director Adam Ford interviews Mormon Transhumanist Association CFO Karl Hale on Calico, Google’s bold anti-aging initiative, exploring faith and technology’s role in extending life.
The MTA opens nominations for the 2013 Talmage Awards, recognizing outstanding Mormon Transhumanist writing, art, and community contributions.
Watch the live video stream of the 2013 Mormon Transhumanist Association Conference, broadcast directly to online viewers.
Explore the 2013 Mormon Transhumanist Association Conference schedule featuring keynotes by Aubrey de Grey and Richard Bushman on technology, spirituality, and religion.