Explore the third issue of Transfigurist Quarterly, covering Mormon Transhumanist Association activities, and learn about upcoming conference opportunities.
The MTA calls for volunteers to manage community projects—including Rosetta@home and the Transfigurist Quarterly—to match your skills and interests.
Discover how the Singularity Institute brought its 2011 Summit to Salt Lake City, sparking dialogue on AI, the future of humanity, and transhumanist vision.
Utah Valley University's 2010 symposium on technology and ethics—exploring robot morality, digital responsibility, and the human dimensions of emerging tech.
BYU professor emeritus William Bradshaw lectures on the compatibility of science and LDS religious faith, exploring Mormon perspectives on evolution.
The 2009 LDSTech Awards celebrate LDS community members' outstanding contributions to technology in service of the Church.
BYU marks Darwin's 200th anniversary with a week of lectures on evolution, medicine, conservation, and the relationship between science and LDS religious faith.
Explore the intersection of Mormon theology and engineering vision at this Claremont Graduate University conference examining how LDS perspectives on God and human potential converge with engineering thought.
The World Transhumanist Association launches a $25,000 matching grant campaign to advance the transhumanist mission and fund key initiatives.
The Mormon Transhumanist Association hosts a seminar in Salt Lake City in April 2007, gathering members to explore faith and emerging technology.