When do you think BCI tech will hit the big time? I'd like to use my devices by thinking. Do I want that datastream to be recorded somewhere, not so much. wired.com/story/this-bra…

Are you interested in brain technologies and human rights? Join us this month in Geneva at the Hybridminds Conference - line-up fantastic see here memento.epfl.ch/event/hybrid-m… #neurorights #neuroethics International Neuroethics Society

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A range of views on privacy of brain data - and mental privacy implications in this article. cbc.ca/radio/asithapp…

Terrific panel on cross-organization dialog on Neurotechnology policy with David Winickoff (OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives) laurencelwoff (Council of Europe) Tim Engelhardt (UN Human Rights council) Herve Chneweiss (cochair of the UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 expert group) chaired by the one and only Jennifer Chandler EPFL CDH - College of Humanities EPFL

Excited to be part of the 2nd International Conference on the HYBRIDMIND 🦾🧠, supported by ERA Net Neuron. Huge thanks to Marcello Ienca and @georg_starke for organizing, and the PIs Christoph Bublitz Jennifer Chandler! 🙏 Great line up of world class speakers! 👏

At the FPT meeting, Dr. Jennifer Chandler delivered an impactful presentation on the privacy implications of neurotechnology. She discussed the ethical and legal challenges, along with future policy options.

A great shot of our Institute Advisory Board (and our SD, Dr. Weiss) during our semi-annual IAB meeting in Banff last week.

Rejoignez-nous le 29 janvier pour une conférence autour des enjeux éthiques et juridiques des interfaces cerveau-ordinateur et de l’utilisation des données cérébrales avec Jennifer Chandler.       ℹ️/🎟 uottawa.ca/recherche-inno…

Join us on January 29th for a talk about the ethics and legal issues of brain-computer interfaces and the use of brain data with @jnfrchandle.    ℹ️/🎟 uottawa.ca/research-innov…

Please join us, I’ll be looking at a whole range of issues that arise when we try to discern a person’s mental states by looking at their brain activity. Stay tuned also for the article in the Hastings Center Report Gregory E. Kaebnick @uOttawaBMRI The Hastings Center for Bioethics

Part 1 of 3 in my series on ethics of inferring mental states from brain activity is out now in the The Hastings Center for Bioethics report. Thanks to Gregory E. Kaebnick and Dana Foundation🧠 for supporting the series and to ERA Net Neuron for supporting HybridMinds. Stay tuned for parts 2&3. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ha…

Join us this June (16-20) for our #SummerInstitute on Mental Health! Explore legal + ethical issues in mental healthcare & uncover emerging challenges during the session - Overview of Mental Health Law - with Prof. Jennifer Chandler (Jennifer Chandler). 🔗 ottawahealthlaw.ca/institute

Applications are now open for the University of Ottawa Summer Institute in Mental Health Law, running online June 16–20. Designed for a wide range of attendees, no experience or legal training is required. ottawahealthlaw.ca/institute

💡 Repairing DNA to fight cancer and viral infections? 💡 Building roads that withstand Northern climates? 💡 Making vital technologies accessible to all? Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa's new #CanadaResearchChairs are on it — and so much more: uottawa.ca/research-innov…

As the new Canada Research Chair in the Law and Ethics of Brain Technologies at uOttawa, I'm looking forward to thinking through the implications, pros and cons of intervening directly in the brain and of collecting information about brain activity. uottawa.ca/faculty-law/co…

I am looking forward to helping build uOttawa as a centre to think through the implications of brain technologies @uOttawaBMRI Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics CDTS | CLTS • uOttawa

Join Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics Oct 2–3 for a national conference: Reframing Mental Health Law: Emerging Controversies and Cross-Sector Perspectives. Keynotes: Dr. Kwame McKenzie & Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt. Student rates available. Hope to see you there! ottawahealthlaw.ca/conferences/me…

Registration is now open!

Join Ottawa Health Law, Policy and Ethics Oct 2–3 for a national conference: Reframing Mental Health Law: Emerging Controversies and Cross-Sector Perspectives. Keynotes: Dr. Kwame McKenzie & Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt. Student rates available. Hope to see you there! ottawahealthlaw.ca/conferences/me…