Life Extension Conference 2005
More than 150 people attended the first Immortality Institute Life Extension Conference in Atlanta, GA on Nov 5, 2005.
CONFERENCE SUCCESS!
Bruce Klein & Susan Fonseca-Klein
- Schedule
- Sponsors
- Speakers
- Speaker Abstracts & Forum Discussion
- Location, Directions &Accommodations
- Printable Information
- Contacts & Updates
- Forum Discussions: "Will You Attend?"
- Download the Conference Program (790KB word doc)
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Conference
Immortality Institute's Life Extension Conference
Atlanta, GA - Sat. Nov. 5, 2005 (one full day)
Theme
Enhance and Protect the Brain for Life Extension
Focus
Hosted at GA Tech's modern Conference Center in downtown Atlanta, this full day event will focus on the human brain and life extension. Speakers will present advanced ideas and methods in anti-aging, artificial intelligence, cryonics, brain-computer interfacing and more.
Awards for the Immortality Institute's Essay Contest, The Oblivion Question, will be presented.
Screening of the Immortality Institute film, Exploring Life Extension, will take place at the conference.
Schedule
Sponsors
$5,000 Gold Sponsor |
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$4,000 Dinner Sponsor |
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$3,000 Silver Sponsor |
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Gary C. Hudson, CEO, HMX Inc. |
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$2,000 Bronze Sponsor |
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$1,000 Patron Sponsor |
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Media Sponsors |
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Betterhumans is an editorial production company that's dedicated to having the best information, analysis and opinion on the impact of advancing science and technology. |
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The Longevity Meme is a non-profit organisation, founded in mid-2001. Our goal is to encourage achievable technologies, lifestyles and other means that will help people live comfortably, healthily and capably for as long as they desire. |
Speakers
Aubrey D.N.J. de Grey, Ph.D. |
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Eliezer Yudkowsky |
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Michael R. Rose, Ph.D. |
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Peter A. Passaro |
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Brian Wowk, Ph.D. |
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Ralph C. Merkle, Ph.D. |
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Rudi Hoffman, CFP |
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Charles Platt |
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Ben Best |
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Natasha Vita-More BFA, MA |
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Max More, Ph.D. |
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Brad F. Mellon, Ph.D. |
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Immortalizing Brains, Mind and Selves | ||
Ben Goertzel, Ph.D. |
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Optimal Health Medicine | ||
Christopher B. Heward, Ph.D. |
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Neurological Remediation | ||
James J. Hughes, Ph.D. |
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Legal Rights of Conscious Computers | ||
Martine Rothblatt, Ph.D., J.D., M.B.A. |
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Conference Chair | ||
Bruce J. Klein ImmInst Chair |
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Conference Emcee | ||
Susan Fonseca-Klein ImmInst Director |
Location
Georgia Tech's Hotel & Conference Center
800 Spring St NW, Atlanta, GA, 30308
404-347-9440
Directions
Directions to the Conference Center
[Map no longer available.]
(S)=Super 8 Motel, (H)=Howard Johnson, (B)=Best Western, (Hostel)
Suggested Accommodations
$66/night - 0.96 mi from Ga Tech Conf Center |
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$96/night - 1.13 miles from Ga Tech Conf Center |
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$132/night - 0.65 miles from Ga Tech Conf Center |
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$186/night - located at Conf Center |
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For Students: inexpensive Hostel one mile from Conference Center |
Attractions
The day after the conference, Sunday Nov 6 at 10 AM, all conference participants are welcome to meet at the CNN Center to talk, eat lunch and/or take the 50 min. CNN Studio Tour ($10).
Contacts & Updates
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