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NeuroImageBackground: Understanding the brain's intrinsic architecture has long been a central focus of neuroscience, with recent advances shedding light on its topographic organization along uni and transmodal regions.
Kaan Keskin +5 more
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The main message of Neuroethics is that neuroscience forces us to reconceptualize human agency as marvelously diverse and flexible. Free will can arise from unconscious brain processes.
May, Joshua
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, 2008 Neuroetika se definira kao primijenjena bioetika u svim područjima neurologije, uključujući neuroznanost, neurotehnologiju, neurofarmakologiju i neuroradiologiju. Neologizam neuroetika prvi put se spominje 1993. u raspravi o moralnom razvoju.
Jančić, Ervin +5 more
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Communications BiologyThe activities of the human brain vary across different timescales, exhibiting scale-free dynamics. Previous research has highlighted the psychological and physiological significance of brain dynamical fluctuations across the Delta to Gamma bands ...
Yujia Ao +4 more
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Structural injustice, marginality, and neurolaw: a normative comparative and theoretical approach
Frontiers in SociologyIn this paper, we introduce a perspective based on a comparative viewpoint on the Colombian Penal Code and a theoretical approach to neurolaw and criminal responsibility in contexts of marginality and extreme poverty. We present a further response to the
José Manuel Díaz-Soto, Diego Borbón
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Neuroethics and ELSI: Similarities and Differences [PDF]
, 2006 Greely, Henry T.. (2006). Neuroethics and ELSI: Similarities and Differences.
Greely, Henry T., Greely, Henry T
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NEUROETHICS: DEFINING THE ISSUES IN THEORY, PRACTICE, AND POLICY [PDF]
, 2006 Pt. I. Neuroscience, ethics, agency, and the self -- 1. Moral decision-making and the brain / Patricia Smith Churchland -- 2. A case study in neuroethics: the nature of moral judgment / Adina Roskies -- 3.
Illes, Judy, ed.
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Reconsidering the concept of 'dual-use' in the context of neuroscience research
BioéthiqueOnline, 2014 The concept of ‘dual-use’ research usually refers to research with both civilian (e.g., therapeutic) and military applications. I argue here that this dichotomy can and should be reconsidered and thus that the concept of dual-use can be helpful in ...
Voarino, Nathalie
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