News

• 3/1/2008
  The Neuroethics Society participation in Brain Awareness Week. The Neuroethics Society supports Brain Awareness Week with events in
  Vancouver and Philadelphia, and urges all members to consider organizing public outreach activities to increase awareness of neuroscience and its role in society. For more information, see http://brainweek.dana.org/

• 12/1/2007
  Neuroethics Society Annual Meeting .  Save the dates and plan to attend! The first annual meeting of the Neuroethics Society will take place on November 13-14, 2008. See the Meetings page for more information.

• 10/17/2007
  The Dana Foundation launches its neuroethics module.  Visit the page for webcasts, neuroethics news, and more from the Dana Foundation.

• 10/10/2007
  NS Newsletter emailed to members.   The first electronic issue was sent on October 10th. If you are a member and did not get a copy, please contact info@neuroethicssociey.org.

• 10/7/2007
  Teach a neuroethics-related course? Please send in the syllabus.   Click on the blue link for more information.

• 7/1/2007
  Call for Papers: Undergraduate Writing Contest.   Click on the blue title to download the pdf call for papers.

• 7/1/2007
  Newsletter going digital. The next issue of the Newsletter will be emailed to the inbox of members in October.  The newsletter will be formatted for easy printing and distribution. 

• 5/14/2007
  Webcast: The Neuroethics of Enhancement. Click on the blue title for a link to the Dana Foundation's webcast of a panel of the Executive Committee of the Neuroethics Society.

• 1/19/2007
  Neuroethics Society mentioned in Time Magazine cover story.  The Neuroethics Society was mentioned in "Who Should Read Your Mind?" part of the Time Magazine cover story on the brain.

• 1/18/2007
  Neuroethics Society aligns with International Network on Neuroethics. 
  
  
• 11/27/2006
  Neuroethics Society member wins Times Higher Education award, citation highlights neuroethics.  Danielle Turner's "scientific work was of outstanding quality but it was her ethical achievements that gave Turner the edge over other short-listed candidates" said the chief executive of the arts and humanities research council.
  
  
• 08/03/2006
  You are now able to join the Society! Click here for more information.
  The membership directory is now accessible! To visit, click here.

• 06/22/2006
  Nature editorial, "Neuroethics Needed" with mention of Neuroethics Society.