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IEET Fellows Natasha Vita-More Natasha Vita-More
Natasha Vita-More is a media designer and futurist, and a prominent proponent of ethical means for achieving human enhancement. She has spoken worldwide on futurism and art for two decades. She is currently a Ph.D. candidate at the Faculty of Technology, University of Plymouth where she is working on the radical transformations of human life that may come from the convergence of nanotechnology, biotechnology, information technology, and cognitive science (NBIC). Her work has been featured in Wired, LAWeekly, The New York Times, U.S. News & World Report, Net Business, Teleopolis , and Village Voice , and in more than a dozen documentaries. She is an advisor for non-profit organizations including the Center for Responsible Nanotechnology, Alcor Life Extension Foundation, Nanotechnology, Adaptive A.I., and Lifeboat Foundation, and is Vice-Chair of Humanity+.
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Books
The Transhumanist Reader: Classical and Contemporary Essays by eds. Max More and Natasha Vita-More (2013)
Articles
"Live-Blogging the Morning of Day Two of Humanity+ San Francisco" Ethical Technology
Dec 2, 2012
"Live-Blogging the Afternoon of Day One of Humanity+ San Francisco" Ethical Technology
Dec 1, 2012
"The Aesthetics of Transhumanism" Hplusmagazine
May 29, 2012
"We Are Strong: Only Insofar As We Take Advantage of Our Innate Abilities and Build Smarter Tools" NanoTech-Now
Apr 4, 2012
"Nano’s Neo Normal" Nanotechnology Now
Mar 26, 2012
"Nano-Bio-Info-Cogno Skin" NanoTech-Now
Mar 18, 2012
"Epoch of Plasticity" Metaverse Creativity
Dec 16, 2010
"We are Strong: Only Insofar As We Take Advantage of Our Innate Abilities and Build Smarter Tools" Nanotechnology Now
Nov 21, 2010
"Epoch of plasticity: The metaverse as a vehicle for cognitive enhancement" Metaverse Creativity
Nov 1, 2010
"Zone of Life Prolongation" BIOTOPIA
Oct 15, 2010
"Futurisms Takes My Favorite Picture at H+" Pop Transhumanism
Jun 21, 2010
"Bringing Arts/Sciences and Design into the Discussion of Transhumanism" Transhumanism and Its Critics
Feb 5, 2010
"Transhuman Statement and Extropic Art Manifesto" Artists' Manifestos
Jan 1, 2010
"Nano’s Neo Normal" Nanotech Now
Sep 21, 2009
"Human Enhancement Aesthetics" D'Ars Magazine (Venice Bienalle issue, August-November 2009)
Aug 3, 2009
"Interpretive Dance of the Transhumanist Future" Ethical Technology
Jun 10, 2009
"Wisdom through Neural Macrosensing" Natasha.cc
May 20, 2007
Upcoming Appearances
Goertzel and Vita-More @ Second International Global Future 2045 Congress Miah and Vita-More @ Recent Multimedia
Transhumanism Meets Design
Scientific Progress—Defending Rights While Taking Risks Seriously
Aubrey de Grey, Vita-More, Elliott - Technologies for Change - Humanity+ @Melbourne 2012
Transhumanism 101
Natasha Vita More on Singularity 1 on 1 (part 1)
Natasha Vita-More Interview
Natasha & H+ Profiled on NPR
Emerging Designs for Wearable Selves
Transhumanist Aesthetics: A Theoretical Approach to Enhanced Existence
Immersion: The Coming Fusion of Life and Entertainment (Panel) News
IEET’s Hughes, Cascio, Brin, Vita-More, and Goertzel at Humanity+ @San Francisco IEET Fellow Vita-More at Dubrovnik Conference Vita-More and Goertzel re-elected to Humanity Plus Board HumanityPlus @ Melbourne Conference Ben Goertzel offering accredited summer course on The Singularity through Rutgers University Natasha Vita-More on Transhumanism Congrats to Kristi and Natasha IEETers step down from and up to the Humanity+ Board Natasha Vita-More appointed Visiting Scholar at 21st Century Medicine Natasha Vita-More featured in STAND-UP Art about Human Rights Global Spiral Publishes Ten Defenses of Transhumanism Welcome to Three New Fellows Thousands of Evo Art Portraits of Hughes and Bostrom Pursuing the Longevity Dividend: Scientific Goals for an Aging World CRN Global Task Force Essays Available Online Past Appearances
Natasha Vita-More on “Contested Culture of Radical Life Extension” Natasha Vita-More on “The Plausibility of Transhumanism” Vita-More @ Advancing Humanity Symposium Kuscewski, de Grey, Goertzel, Brin, Pearce, Cascio, Hughes, Glenn, Vita-More, Naam @ H+ SanFran 2012 Naam, Newitz, Vita-More, Hughes @ Writing about the Future Pre-Conf Event Humanity+ Summit May 2012 Vita-More and Miah @ Design for Evolution Natasha Vita-More @ Extreme Futurist Fest 2011 Aubrey de Grey, Natasha Vita-More @ Technoprog! Summer 2011 Ben Goertzel, Natasha Vita-More, J. Hughes @ HumanityPlus Summit Natasha Vita-More @ Human Enhancement Symposium Goertzel, Vita-More @ Humanity Summit Cascio, de Grey, Goertzel, Prisco, Rothblatt, Treder, Vita-More @ Transvision 2010 Natasha Vita-More @ PORT 20:10 International Conference / BIOTOPIA Hughes, Vita-More @ Transhumanism and Spirituality
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