International Neuroethics Society

Neuroethics studies the social, legal, ethical and policy implications of advances in neuroscience. With the unprecedented progress in the basic sciences of mind and brain and in the treatment of psychiatric and neurologic disorders, comes an expanding role of neuroscience into classrooms, courtrooms, offices and homes around the world. A principle objective of the INS is to help the public understand the issues raised by this research and the powerful new tools being developed. Some examples are:

brain privacy and the use of sophisticated imaging
cognitive enhancement and potential avenues for pharmacological manipulation
the use of brain imaging in the criminal justice system
neurotechnology safety - including interventions and devices
the neurobiology of decision-making and applications - in areas such as marketing, and others

INS Membership

Members receive access to networking opportunities, meeting registration discounts, and a reduced subscription price for the quarterly journal AJOB Neuroscience.

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Neuroethics Events

2016 Annual Meeting
International Neuroethics Society
November 10-11
San Diego, USA

Neuroethics Seminar Series
Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics
Live online broadcasts from INS!

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