Penn State's intercollege Bioethics Program has joined with the PSU Art Education Department and the PSU Communication Arts and Sciences Department to create an exciting and meaningful breakout session for the first Penn State SETI Conference on June 27-30, 2022, in State College, PA.
The conference-long breakout session, In Search of (Techno-Bio)Signatures from the Light of the Past in the Present and Beyond, focuses on the ethics of potential communication with extraterrestrial life via the arts, bioethics, the humanities, and the social sciences in order to elicit an appropriate, informed approach using a combination of methodologies—especially participatory action research.
Conference registration is open until June 3 at: https://register.outreach.psu.edu/portal/events/reg/participantTypeSelection.do?method=load&entityId=25757636\
More information on the conference is available at: https://sites.psu.edu/setisymposium2022/
Questions may be directed to pseti.symposium@gmail.com.
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