Call for Online Journal Submissions

MELBOURNE, Fla. - Nov. 16, 2016 - PRLog -- Terasem Movement, Inc. is a 501c3 not-for-profit charity endowed for the purpose of educating the public on the practicality and necessity of greatly extending human life, consistent with diversity and unity via geoethical nanotechnology and personal cyberconsciousness, concentrating in particular on facilitating revivals from biostasis. The Movement focuses on preserving, evoking, reviving and downloading human consciousness.

Terasem accomplishes its objectives by convening publicly accessible symposia, publishing explanatory analyses, conducting demonstration projects, issuing grants and encouraging public belief in a positive, technologically-based future.

You may subscribe to the journals at no charge at: www.TerasemJournals.org

The Journal of Geoethical Nanotechnology welcomes submissions of scholarly articles relating to neuro-nanotechnology, the use of atomic-size device to interface with neurons. Geoethical aspects of neuro-nanotechnology include the impact of its use on others, the accessibility of it to all, and independent means of monitoring its compliance with widely agreed-upon norms.

The Journal of Personal Cyberconsciousness welcomes submissions of scholarly articles on controversial topics such as how consciousness can be ported from a human being into a machine, how consciousness can emerge in a computer and be ported into a nanotechnological or cellular-regenerated body, and how mindware can be developed that enables consciousness to emergefrom fragments of someone's lifetime experiences that have been stored in digital media.

Submission Guidelines: Articles for either journal should be submitted in Microsoft Word to Editor@TerasemCentral.org or to Editor, Terasem Movement, Inc., 201 Oak Street, Melbourne Beach, FL 32951. Articles may not exceed 16,000 words, including references, although supplemental hyperlinked material is permitted and is not included in the word count. Please do not include author's name within the body of the article (e.g. as a header) in order to facilitate blind review of submissions.