We invite to the conference Human and More-Than-Human Futures: Innovating Technologies for Coexistence

We invite you to understand complex technologies simply by participating in an international conference!

This interdisciplinary conference Human and More-Than-Human Futures: Innovating Technologies for Coexistence on October 9–10 will bring together the global leader MIT’s and Lithuania’s scientists, as well as the country’s representatives from business and industry, for a discussion on the challenges of technological transformations. Together, they will talk about today’s most relevant issues associated with quantum technologies, resilient cities, energy, biotechnology, education, and other fields.

Participants of the conference

• Scientists of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT, USA)
• Lithuania’s scientists, business and industry leaders
• Experts of diverse fields and everyone who cares about the future intertwining of technology and nature

Session topics

• From Sensing to Resilience: Building Livable Cities for Human and More-Than-Human Futures
• Factories of the Future: From Quantum Precision to Advanced Materials
• Harnessing Synthetic Biology and Genomics for Biological Responses to Climate Change and Future Health
• Navigating Generative AI for Innovation and Responsible Growth
• Unlocking Minds: How New Pedagogies and AI are Transforming Lifelong Learning
• Cyber Defense and Building Trust in Intelligent Systems

◉ The conference Human and More-Than-Human Futures: Innovating Technologies for Coexistence is open to everyone.

◉ The conference website, stay tuned to www.lammc.lt, Facebook event

Registration https://bit.ly/45JukXP

Sponsor of the conference: Research Council of Lithuania.

Organisers: Vytautas Magnus University, Klaipėda University, Vilnius University, Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius Academy of Arts, Lithuanian Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry, Lithuanian Energy Institute, AB “Ignitis Group”, AB “Lithuanian Railways”, UAB “Novian”, UAB “Euromonitor International – Eastern Europe”.