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# Neuroethics Today

Neuroethics deserves a place in today’s conversations.

## Overview

**Authors:** Katherine Bassil

**Publication Date:** Ongoing

**Link:** [**https://open.spotify.com/show/76ix8o9wae0lGUrCRqDQDh**](https://open.spotify.com/show/76ix8o9wae0lGUrCRqDQDh)

**Keywords:** Neuroethics, neuroscience, brain innovation, ethics in science, AI and neurotechnology, responsible research, cognitive science, bioethics, science policy, ethical implications

**Type:** Audio/Podcast

## Summary

Neuroethics deserves a place in today’s conversations. Hosted by neuroscientist and neuroethics advocate Katherine Bassil, Neuroethics Today explores the critical intersection of neuroscience and ethics. With few platforms dedicated to this dialogue, Katherine is on a mission to highlight the role of neuroethics in shaping responsible brain innovation. Join her as she engages with experts, challenging the science and examining the ethical implications of cutting-edge neurological advancements.


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