1. Call for ‘neuroethics’ as brain science races ahead
(Communities/Neurology Brain CNS)

... lawyers or advertisers. The news that brain scanners can now read a person's intentions before they are expressed or acted upon has given a new boost to the fledgling field of neuroethics that hopes ...

2. Call for ‘neuroethics’ as brain science races ahead
(Communities/Neurology Brain CNS)

... lawyers or advertisers. The news that brain scanners can now read a person's intentions before they are expressed or acted upon has given a new boost to the fledgling field of neuroethics that hopes ...

3. Synthetic intelligence, humanities and psychiatry help scientists understand the human brain
(Radiology News/Radiology Articles)

... challenges' that the ethics of neuroscience - neuroethics - presents. "These aspects involve every aspect of human life," she said Tuesday 15 July at Europe's major neuroscience conference in Geneva. ...

4. How fairness is wired in the brain
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... early online edition of the journal Science, is the first to examine "neuroethics"-the neural underpinnings of moral decision making-with real-world consequences. It may also help guide how to make policy ...

5. Synthetic intelligence, humanities and psychiatry help scientists understand the human brain
(Radiology News/Radiology Articles)

Tags: [neuroscientists, challenges, ethics, neuroethics, FENS]  ...

6. How fairness is wired in the brain
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Tags: [emotion, fairness, brain, fMRI, neuroethics]  ...