The Mormon Transhumanist Association publishes results from its 2009 member survey, offering insight into the MTA community’s views.
Meet the candidates running for the 2010–2012 Humanity+ Board of Directors, including transhumanist leaders, researchers, and advocates from around the world.
BYU biology professor Steve Pack explores Mormon ecology and environmental stewardship, asking what an LDS perspective on reverence for creation looks like.
The Humanity+ Summit (December 5-6, 2009) brings together transhumanist thinkers, scientists, and advocates to advance the global transhumanist agenda.
BYU professor emeritus William Bradshaw lectures on the compatibility of science and LDS religious faith, exploring Mormon perspectives on evolution.
Explore the Singularity Summit 2009 in New York City, where leading thinkers gathered to examine the rising impact of science and technology on society’s future.
Explore the summer edition of h+ Magazine featuring cutting-edge topics like designer babies, biohacking, neurobots, virtual rights, and the future of humanity.
Video recordings from the 'Parallels and Convergences' conference at Claremont Graduate University—covering Mormon thought and engineering vision.
Claremont Graduate University hosts "Parallels and Convergences" on March 6–7, 2009, exploring shared themes in Mormon theology and engineering vision.
BYU marks Darwin's 200th anniversary with a week of lectures on evolution, medicine, conservation, and the relationship between science and LDS religious faith.