Program of the Symposium “Our Common Odyssey: Past, Present, and Future”

Memory of Professor's John Cairns (USA), Borys Aleksandrov (Ukraine), and Philip Elbaz (France)

• Past
• Past catastrophes and wars;
• Separation of the World;
• Secrets of Antarctic;
• Lessons of the past;
• Past achievements;
• That is life? New forms of life Si, Ge.
• Present
• Global identity;
• Energy;
• Demography;
• Water;
• Threats and vulnerabilities;
• Ecological equilibrium;
• Geopolitical trends of our World;
• Conservation of wild nature;
• Biomathematics: genetics of behavior;
• Geological problems and tectonics;
• Prolongation of Solar system planets research;
• Bio-engenering achievements: neuron prosthesises;
• Creation of "clever" drugs (a new generation);
• Extension of healthspan and lifespan;
• Genesis of computer's thechnologies (revolion in software);
• Mathematics of finance and commerce (nonlinear models);
• Can a computer to be ahead Nature?
• Future on practice: Moor’s law.
• Civilization’s hygiene. That is this?
• Astrobiology
• Future
• Technological singularity
• Adoption of the new nature-similar technologies
• Are we a last generation to die?
• Internet or Cybersphere. Role of Science;
• Evolutional psychology;
• How to preserve our Civilization from large dangers?
• Teraforming Mars. Mars is our future home;
• Near future: artificial intelligence (androids, cyborgs, neyromants; partials);
• Far future: trans-humanism, cryonics, and immortality;
• Pranalogy;
• Very far future: from Civilization to Super-Civilization.