Category Neuroethics

Why More Funds Are Needed For Psychedelic Research

November 17, 2017 · by · in Mental Health, Neuroethics, Pharmaceuticals, Science Funding

Paul Austin advocates for increased government funding of psychedelic therapy research, which can transform the way we understand and treat mental health conditions.

Psychedelics, Doing Science, and Policing History

October 10, 2017 · by · in Neuroethics, Pharmaceuticals, Science and Technology, Uncategorized

Erika Dyck describes how the recent surge in psychedelic research presents opportunities to rethink how we do science, and how we measure the impact of science.

Reversing Brain Death: An Immodest Proposal

May 24, 2016 · by · in Death & Assisted Dying, Law & Policy, Neuroethics, Research Ethics, Science and Technology

L. Syd M Johnson examines first of its kind research that aims to reverse brain death in humans.

The Ethics of Non-Human Primate Research

April 5, 2016 · by · in Health Research, Neuroethics, Research Ethics

Andrew Fenton and L. Syd M. Johnson criticize the acceptance of non-human primate research.

A Tragic Death and a Fight for Life

January 29, 2014 · by · in Death & Assisted Dying, Neuroethics · 1 Comment

L. Syd M Johnson argues for the accommodation of religious and moral objections to declaring death according to the whole brain death criterion. 

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