30/06/2018
The 2018 Neuroethics Network’s annual meeting, June 19, 20, 21, took place in Paris, hosted by ICM, Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle Épinère (Brain & Spine Institute). The meeting focused on seminars aimed at creating a deeper understanding of newly emerging ethical issues in neuroscience. Seminar themes for 2018 included: Theory of Mind: Philosophical Considerations and Practical Implications, New Developments in Imaging along with Legal and Social Concerns, Deep Brain Stimulation and Recording, and Consciousness: Building Bridges.
This year offered participants the option to earn a Charcot Certificate in Neuroethics, awarded to professionals with terminal degrees who attended the 23 hours of agenda, seminars, and completed a summary of the themes discussed. Earning a Charcot Certificate in 2018 were: Edmundo Estevez, MD, Medical School of the Central University of Ecuador, Silvano Franco, PHD, University of Cassano and Lazio Meridionale, Italy, Mako Junjako, PhD, University of Rijeka, Çroatia, Frederica Madonna, PhD, University of Cassino and Lazio Meridionale, Italy, Luca Malatesti, PhD, University of Rijeka, Croatia, Gil Palchik, PhD, California Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco, USA, Marisa Russo, PhD, Federal University of Sao Palo, Brazil.
