Upcoming Event: ELSI Workshop at Decade of the Mind IV
Pre-Conference Session: Neuroethics, Legal, and Social Issues (NELSI)-2
Theme: Defining the Boundaries and Facing the Frontiers
January 13, 2009, Hyatt Regency Tamaya, Albuquerque, NM
See the DOM IV website for further details on agenda, travel and lodging.
For further information or to RSVP, please email CNS@potomacinstitute.org.
NELSI Graduate Student Travel Fellowship
UCF is sponsoring a student travel grant- click here for application info.

 

The Center for Neurotechnology Studies (CNS) is an academic research center within the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies.
The CNS:

The work of the Center is guided by an advisory board made up of experts in neuroscience, technology, ethics, law, and social policy.

Supporting Researchers and Policy Makers
The Center for Neurotechnology Studies provides neutral, in-depth analyses of matters at the intersection of neurotechnology and public policy. It provides a forum for reasoned consideration of these issues both by subject-area experts and by the public. The Center partners with the research community for discourse, consultation, and to advocate public and private funding of ethically sound neurotechnology research and applications.

The Center cultivates and stewards knowledge and discussion on the implications of neurotechnology in academic, administrative, entrepreneurial, regulatory, legislative, and judicial enterprises. CNS serves as authoritative counsel to government agencies pursuing neurotechnology by providing expertise in the sciences, ethics, law, and social policy.