Presentations

For more recent presentations go to the Neuroethics Lab website HERE

2021

• As part of the International Neuroethics Society (INS) annual meeting, the Neuroethics lab presented 4 posters.
  • Cross analysis of literature and clinical guidelines regarding psychiatric electroceutical interventions (PEIs) with practical concerns of psychiatrists.
  • Psychiatric electroceutical interventions and their potential to influence personality: A cross-analysis of survey and interview results. [Selected as top abstract by AJOB Neuroscience]
  • Online comments about DBS for opioid addiction: Public perceptions and concerns.
  • Are New Rights the Way to Mental and Brain Privacy? [Selected as top abstract by AJOB Neuroscience]

• Co-organizer and moderator. Special Session: “Guiding Responsible Neurotechnology Innovation.” The IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS).  Oct 28.

• Invited Panelist. Ethics of AI for Neurotechnology. 3rd Neuroergonomics Conference, September 15.

• Invited guests speaker Synpatic Hacks on The Importance of Integrating and Engaging Neuroethics in Neuroscience.. July 30.
  
• Co-organizer and panelist. International Neuroethics Society Emerging Issues Task Force Webinar on Environmental Neuroethics: the Crossroads of Environment, Brain and Mental Health. June 17.
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  • Panelist. Privacy + Security Forum session on “Privacy and the Connected Mind: Addressing the Unique Challenges Posed by Neurotechnologies,” virtual, May 26, 2021
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• • Panelist. John Hopkins Translational Neuroengineering Technologies Network Neuroethics panel, Virtual, May 20, 2021
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  • • Panelist. Neuroethics and AI in the global context. Brain Awareness Week organized by the
      Centre for Cognitive and Brain Sciences at the Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar, Virtual, March 17, 2021.

      

  • On March 5, it took place the Livewire event, a virtual entertainment event that combines neuroscience, neuroethics, and interactive media for participatory technology design. Dr. Cabrera was one of the Neuroethics experts facilitating discussion during the event.

• • Panelist. Translating ethical principles to good practices in neurotechnology development, as part of the BCI Workshop on the Need of Good Practices and Standards for Benchmarking Brain-Machine Interfaces, Virtual, March 4, 2021

• • Q&A Panelist at International Youth Neuroscience Association’s (IYNA) Neuroethics Workshop, virtual, February 27, 2021.

• • Panelist. Neurotechnology- Ethics and Societal Implications. Western University Neuroscience Research Day. February 18-19, 2021. [virtual]