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Predictive Neuroscience: Facts, Fictions, and Fears of Scanning Brains and Reading Minds

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 4201 Wilson Blvd Arlington VA 22203  See map

In this lecture, neuroscientist and neuroethicist Professor James Giordano PhD, addresses the provocative current - and near future - capacities and limitations of neuroscience, and argues for analyses and guidelines to establish how to engage brain research in ways that are scientifically and technically rigorous, and ethically and legally sound.


To be presented at the National Science Foundation, Room 110.

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