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(1) the study of neurological bases of moral cognition, sense and action

(2) the field of study that addresses the moral issues that arise in and from neuroscientific research and the clinical practices and social effects/implications that evolve from these investigations

(3) the reciprocal interaction(s) between neurological research/clinical practices and other ethically relevant areas of biomedical sciences (e.g. the effects/implications of genetic research on neurological care; use of nanotechnology in neurological research and practice, etc.)


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James Giordano, PhD is a recipient of a
J. William Fulbright Senior Fellowship Award.

As a Fulbright awardee, Prof. Giordano spent four months from November 2011-February 2012 at the Ludwig-Maximilians Universität (LMU), in Munich, Germany, working on a project entitled Integrating Neuroscience, Ethics, Legal and Social Issues (NELSI) in Programs of Science and Technology Education and Training.

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Fourth Annual National Symposium on Neuroscience, Ethics Legal and Social Issues NELSI-4
Neuroscience and Neuroethics: Considering Nature, Nurture and
Norms

Friday, 16 March 2012
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