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At SfN, Centering Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
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EventsINS Keynote Address: Martha Farah on the Impact of SES
Martha J. Farah delivered a spirited defense of the fledgling field of neuroethics to a supportive audience on Friday, the final day of the 2019 annual meeting of the International Neuroethics Society (INS), in Chicago.
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Psychedelic Treatment for Consciousness Disorders?
If the complexity of a brain’s connections is a good measure of consciousness, and if psychedelics increase connectivity, could they help people in unconscious states like coma?
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Functional Imaging of the Fetal Brain
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Neuroethics ViewpointGuns and the Mental Health Misnomer
While mass shootings continue to escalate, politics has led to the absence of solid, peer-reviewed research that will help identify individuals who might commit violent crimes. Column by Philip M. Boffey.
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Neuroethics
Wearable Brain Devices: Buyer Beware
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The Hidden Neuroscience of Leonardo da Vinci
Scientists Q&A
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Cristian Zaelzer-Perez Receives 2019 SfN Science Educator Award
Q&A with Cristian Zaelzer-Perez on his work bringing scientists and artists together to enrich one another.
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Stefano Sandrone Receives 2019 SfN Science Educator Award
Q&A with Stefano Sandrone on how he got started in education, the importance of mentors, and more.
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Pain Awareness Month Interview: Howard Fields
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Understanding the Gut-Brain Connection
“It’s fascinating to me that the gut, literally, has a sweet tooth,” says Dana grantee Diego Bohórquez, Ph.D.
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Sound Effects: The Link Between Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline
Q&A with Jonathan Peelle, Ph.D.
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Stimulating Rehabilitation After Stroke
Q&A with Roy H. Hamilton, M.D., M.S.
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Finding the Rhythm of Literacy: Q&A with Nina Kraus
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Seeking an Image of the Smallest Strokes
Q&A with Andy Shih, Ph.D.
