Adam Frank is a professor of astrophysics and the author of two books; The Constant Fire, Beyond the Science vs. Religion Debate and About Time, Cosmology and Culture at the Twilight of the Big Bang. 

Adam is also a contributor to the NPR blog 13.7: Cosmos & Culture. His writing has also appeared in The New York Times and the magazines Discover and Scientific American. He studies the processes that shape the formation and death of stars and has become a leading expert on the final stages of evolution for stars like the sun. Adam is a theoretical/computational astrophysicist and he heads a research group that is developing new tools for simulating the cosmos.

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• How science can be a gateway to awe, wonder and curiosity
• Why Deepak Chopra’s interpretation of Quantum Mechanics pisses him off
• What his own contemplative practice has taught him about what it means “to be” in this world
• His thoughts on the data behind Near Death Experiences

• What it's like to follow a vision instead of a path
• How research at Princeton University shows how our consciousness knew about the events of 9/11 hours before it happened
• What consciousness is and the current evolutionary theories around why we think it exists
• Cutting edge technology that's happening right now around consciousness and the wild applications of it

Adam M. Curry is a hardware hacker and technology entrepreneur in San Francisco. He thinks the idea that consciousness and reality may be interconnected is really cool. He was fascinated enough by the idea to organize the Collective Consciousness app project. Technology advances by trying something new, and he's very excited to explore the horizons of "consciousness technology."

He was the recipient of the MIT Ceres Connection Prize at 17, for an invention that converted electro-gravitational phenomena into signals that can help forecast seismic events, such as earthquakes. Adam has been featured in the Discovery Channel's Through The Wormhole with Morgan Freeman, and is on the board of the Society for Scientific Exploration. He studied physics and creative writing at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Twitter: @AdamsLab
Website: Entangled