The inaugural LDSTech Developers Conference in 2010 takes place Thursday and Friday before LDS General Conference, bringing together LDS technologists.
Utah Valley University's 2010 symposium on technology and ethics—exploring robot morality, digital responsibility, and the human dimensions of emerging tech.
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.
Explore the Winter 2009 issue of h+ Magazine featuring Ray Kurzweil, DIY Transhumanism, the Chinese Singularity, CAPRICA, and more cutting-edge futurist topics.
Live webcasts of the Humanity+ Summit and IEET Seminar in Irvine, California—two days of talks on transhumanism, technology, and the future of humanity.
The Humanity+ Summit (December 5-6, 2009) brings together transhumanist thinkers, scientists, and advocates to advance the global transhumanist agenda.
The IEET Seminar on Biopolitics of Popular Culture (December 4, 2009) brings together artists, critics, and filmmakers to explore biopolitics in media.
The 2009 LDSTech Awards celebrate LDS community members' outstanding contributions to technology in service of the Church.
The MTA announces a new RSS feed option that excludes comments, making it easier to follow official content without discussion threads.