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Dr. Vahid Ranjbar

Presenter: Dr. Vahid Ranjbar

Topic: Beyond Matter: Platonism, Theology, and Science in the Modern Age

What Is Ultimately Real?

From Plato’s enduring vision of an intelligible cosmos to the concept of the field in modern physics, humanity has repeatedly asked whether reality can be reduced to matter alone. Drawing on themes from his forthcoming book, Aether and Field, Vahid Ranjbar explores the changing relationship among science, philosophy, and theology and considers how these three ways of understanding reality might help humanity responsibly direct the tremendous forces unleashed by the modern age.

About the Speaker

Dr. Vahid Ranjbar is a physicist and writer whose work explores the intersection of science, religion, and philosophy. He earned his doctorate in physics, focusing on accelerator physics, beam dynamics, and spin dynamics. Dr. Ranjbar is currently a physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory, where he leads the development and design of the Rapid Cycling Synchrotron for the future Electron-Ion Collider.

Publications & Writing

He has published essays through Medium, Substack, and Bahaiteachings.org, where he has contributed forty-six articles. His published work also includes a chapter in Religion and Science in the Globalized World and an article in The Journal of Bahá’í Studies.