Is Associate Professor of Theology/Religious Studies and Health Humanities at The University of Scranton and Co-Director Elect for the University Honors Program. He is an Oxford-trained academic, collaborator, and observer in the Neurology Department of Brigham and Women’s Hospital at Harvard Medical School through the Dhand Lab. The Templeton World Charity Foundation is supporting the multi-disciplinary research for the next three years titled “Buffering, Porosity, and Brain Health in Uganda,” a partnership with Ugandan researchers to study how beliefs influence health-seeking behavior. Cyrus is involved with AI & Faith researchers on projects such as Compassionate AI, for which he is deeply grateful.
