Neuroethics 2025 · INS Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the International Neuroethics Society (INS) will be held in Munich, Germany on April 23-25, 2025. Most activities will be on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of that week.

The theme will focus on issues at the intersection of Neuroethics and Artificial Intelligence (AI), but sessions, presentations, and activities will span a wide range of topics related to neuroethics.

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Theme

Neuroethics and AI

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Date and venue selected for Neuroethics 2025

We are excited to report that Neuroethics 2025 will be held April 23-25, 2025 at the beautiful Bavarian Academy of Sciences in Munich, Germany. This 3-day event will be a joint annual meeting of the International Neuroethics Society (INS) and the Società Italiana di Neuroetica (SINe) with opportunities to participate in-person and virtually. 

Many thanks to the members of the Program Committee who have worked hard to select and secure a stunning and centrally-located venue in Munich for this collaborative event.

This will be the first INS Annual Meeting held outside of North America, and we really look forward to working with SINe leadership and members to develop an an informative and interactive scientific program that focuses on issues at the intersection of neuroethics and artificial intelligence (AI).

The program will include sessions, talks, and research presentations related to this theme and the wide range of topics related to neuroethics and the ethical, legal, clinical, social, and policy considerations raised by brain sciences and technology. A call for research abstracts and session proposals will be forthcoming.

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Event participants are expressly prohibited from engaging in any form of harassment, discrimination, or professionally inappropriate behavior towards anyone else at the event. Anyone who has a complaint or has experienced or witnessed behavior that violates the Code of Conduct, or otherwise merits institutional attention, should contact a member of the event organizing staff.  

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