Neuroethics
Discover the Human Mind: Psychology Webinar Series
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Neuroscience is advancing rapidly, offering profound insights into the human brain while raising complex ethical questions. Neuroethics sits at the intersection of neuroscience, philosophy, and policy, addressing dilemmas such as cognitive enhancement, brain privacy, and the ethics of neurotechnology. Here, we particularly address how neuroethics applies to neurodegenerative disorders.
What are the implications of early diagnosis? How do we balance innovation and treatment with patient autonomy, especially as cognitive decline affects decision-making? What are the societal and moral consequences of genetic screening or neurotechnology for these conditions? Join this 18ËêÑÇÖÞÎçÒ¹¸£Àû webinar for an introduction to these complex societal challenges.
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This session will be delivered through the medium of English.
This webinar session is part of the Psychology at Bangor Webinar Series
Speakers
Prof Kami Koldewyn
Professor in Psychology / Dean of Research for the College
Kami is a Professor in the Department of Psychology in the School of Psychology and Sport Science and is part of the Cognitive Neuroscience research group in the school.
Her research interests include: The development of social perception and social cognition across the lifespan, Autism Spectrum Disorder and other neurodevelopmental disorders that affect social perception and cognition, and the brain bases of social perception and social cognition.