Dr. Alex Djedovic Dr. Djedovic is a cognitive scientist and philosopher specializing in cognitive neuroscience, philosophy of biology, and AI ethics at the University of Toronto. His research explores the intersection of natural agency, cognition, and artificial intelligence, challenging traditional distinctions between biological and computational intelligence while integrating insights from systems biology, complex systems theory, and cognitive neuroscience. Dr Djedovic integrates Buddhist philosophy, philosophy of mind, and AI ethics and cognitive flexibility in advancing a holistic framework for designing intelligent systems that align with human values and adaptive agency.

Bear Ramsay-St Claire BioArtificial Intelligence, Microcellular Neuromorphic Neuroscience, Quantum Artificial Intelligence. ​Bear recently returned from Yale (full time) and Oxford (Summer research) where he was pursuing a BSc in Experimental Psychology - Neuroscience Stream, Concentrating in Artificial Intelligence & Cognitive & Microcellular Neuroscience. Bear's research focus is Neuromorphic BioAI, Human-Machine Teaming & Language, Theoretical Quantum Mechanics and Artificial Intelligence & Ethics. Bear has a BioAi start up called NeuroQBioAi Inc. Bear plans to continue his research in several publication ready papers and a Dissertation in BioArtificial Intelligence and Quantum Mechanics for a PhD and post graduate research. Oxford University, Neuroscience & BioAI Research/Study Fellowship ('24) Sorbonne Université in Paris, Neurolinguistic Bias Research Fellowship ('23)