Back to Parent Page
Articles

International Neuroethics Society

HomeInternational Neuroethics Society
International Neuroethics Society

Beyond Disinformation: Deep Fakes and False Memory Implantation

Neuroethics Essay Contest Winner, 2021

The winning entry in this year's Neuroethics Essay Contest, general-audience category, is by Erin Morrow, Emory University.
International Neuroethics Society

Exploring the Ethical Implications of Neurotheological Studies

Neuroethics Essay Contest Winner, 2021

The winning entry in this year's Neuroethics Essay Contest, high school category, is by Rafael Hiu Nok Au, Diocesan Boys’ School, Hong Kong.
International Neuroethics Society

Continued Access to Invasive Neural Devices: Lessons from the AIDS Epidemic

Neuroethics Essay Contest Winner, 2021

The winning entry in this year's Neuroethics Essay Contest, academic category, is by Nathan L. Higgins, Monash University.
International Neuroethics Society

Baked-In: How Racism is Coded into Technology

Report from the International Neuroethics Society Conference, 2020

Sociologist Ruha Benjamin described problems of racism embedded in our processes of building and using technologies, and offered some potential solutions during the 2020 meeting of the International Neuroethics Society
International Neuroethics Society

Redefining Justice: Updating Criminal Law to Reflect a New Understanding of the Mind

Neuroethics Essay Contest Winner, 2020

The winning entry in this year's Neuroethics Essay Contest, high-school category, is by Cherie Fernandes of the United States
International Neuroethics Society

Obesity, Cognition, and Society: Ethical Warnings from the Sordid History of Eugenics and Scientific Racism

Neuroethics Essay Contest Winner, 2020

The winning entry in this year's Neuroethics Essay Contest, academic category, is by Sarah R. Zinn, University of Chicago
International Neuroethics Society

INS Keynote Address: Martha Farah on the Impact of SES

Report from the International Neuroethics Society Conference, 2019

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.
International Neuroethics Society

Growing Brains: Warnings from a Cell Line That Became Immortal

Neuroethics Essay Contest Winner, 2019

The winning entry in this year's Neuroethics Essay Contest, general-audience category, is by Sunidhi Ramesh, Sidney Kimmel Medical College Emory University
International Neuroethics Society

CNS Intervention in the Courtroom: An Ethical Evaluation of the Rehabilitative Potential of SSRIs

Neuroethics Essay Contest Winner, 2019

The winning entry in this year's Neuroethics Essay Contest, academic category, is by Khayla Black, New York University Shanghai
International Neuroethics Society

The Right to Neurotechnology: Exploring the Government’s Role on Societal Stratification in the Future of Human Enhancement

Neuroethics Essay Contest Winner, 2019

The winning entry in this year's Neuroethics Essay Contest, high-school category, is by Prithvi Nathan, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology
displaying page
of 3

Explore More

Sign up for monthly email updates on neuroscience and society topics, grants, and upcoming events

Subscribe