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.
The IEET Seminar on Biopolitics of Popular Culture (December 4, 2009) brings together artists, critics, and filmmakers to explore biopolitics in media.
BYU professor emeritus William Bradshaw lectures on the compatibility of science and LDS religious faith, exploring Mormon perspectives on evolution.
Discover the Fall issue of h+ Magazine hitting Barnes & Noble and bookstores nationwide. Help spread the transhumanist movement by grabbing your copy today.
The 2009 LDSTech Awards celebrate LDS community members' outstanding contributions to technology in service of the Church.
Exploring why Mormon leaders fixate on pornography in conference talks—and how contradictory assumptions about masculinity in LDS culture may fuel the obsession.
A reflection on how divine inspiration is translated into human language, examining the process of revelation from flash of insight to scriptural word.
The MTA announces a new RSS feed option that excludes comments, making it easier to follow official content without discussion threads.
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.