Robots, humanism, and immortality—if this isn’t a timely topic for our technology-based world, we don’t know what is! The University of Ottawa is presenting its thirteenth annual Frontiers In Research lectures—this year, with the theme “Our Post-Human Future,” detailing the advancement of science and technology and the ideas of human perfection becoming obtainable goals. These lectures will focus on the evolution of humanism in light of modern developments. Lectures include “Even Evolution Evolves,” “Conversations on The Body and Prosthetics,” and “Can Technology Be Governed?” If you’re into robots, modernism, and the ideal human form, register for the event on Nov. 15 here.
