Ethics of neuroscience and neuroscience ethics: To meet the future

Neuroscience and Ethics

Reducing Barriers to Ethics in Neuroscience

Ethics is a growing interest for neuroscientists, but rather than signifying a commitment to the protection of human subjects, care of animals, and public understanding to which the professional community is engaged in a fundamental way, interest has been consumed by administrative overhead and the mission creep of institutional ethics reviews. Faculty, trainees, and staff (n = 605) in North Am...

Transferring emerging neuroscience to the clinical ethics bedside.

Neuroscience, Ethics, and National Security: The State of the Art

National security organizations in the United States, including the armed services and the intelligence community, have developed a close relationship with the scientific establishment. The latest technology often fuels warfighting and counter-intelligence capacities, providing the tactical advantages thought necessary to maintain geopolitical dominance and national security. Neuroscience has e...

Neuroimaging and neuroethics: imaging the ethics in neuroscience.

UNLABELLED This paper outlines the topics that are on the intersection of neuroethics and neuroimaging domain. MATERIALS AND METHODS An extensive search through Medline bibliographic database was performed for a period of 12 years (1997-2009), using a combination of 3 keywords ("ethics", "neuroethics", "neuroimaging"). The search returned 119 indexed articles, of which 102 were found relevant...