"Singularity in Research and Religion" with Dr. Naweed Syed |

From the session
CONNECTION AND DISCONNECTION
• CONNECTION AND DISCONN...
Dr. Naweed Syed, who is a specialist in the field of biomedical engineering and member of the medicine faculty at the University of Calgary, became the first scientist who managed to connect brain cells to a silicon chip. This discovery, “Brain on a Chip,” is a major step in the research of integrating computers with human brains to help people control artificial limb, monitor people’s vital signs, correct memory loss or impaired vision. Dr. Syed is professor and scientific director of the Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Institute, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary.
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Sacred Cosmos: Faith and Science
April 25-27, 2019
The 2019 festival explores the wisdom present at the intersection of faith and science. A diverse lineup of speakers and artists examine ancient and modern questions at the heart of human existence, investigate the space where reason and revelation co-exist, and engage with contemporary topics of concern through the teachings of enduring faith traditions.
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[@AR14SigmaGulfam]

MashaAllah, Ali (a.s.) the Second Pillar of Islam, what a clear voice you raised there. Keep it Up, Sir!

[@SamNammoura]

What an amazing Dr. Wow I learned so much Dr. Naweed.

[@SamNammoura]

Amazing talk Professor Sayed

[@abrarhussain692]

Fine with me Gheh!

[@msf559]

not only madrasas but imam barghas also..their is alot of hate, conservative thinking and e.t.c is propagated over their...

[@davidjohnzenocollins]

Forget about it. Energy is required to make, grow, and transport everything; we are on the downhill slope of oil, coal, and natural gas resources. All of this stuff he's talking about? Ain't gonna happen.