Bioethics that makes us think.
Studies the ethical implications of neuroscience, including cognition, consciousness, identity, free will, and moral responsibility. It examines neurotechnologies, brain-machine interfaces, brain stimulation, memory manipulation, and cognitive enhancement, reflecting on the boundaries between personhood, mind, and technical intervention.
Health, Life & Autonomy
A neuroplasticidade representa simultaneamente uma oportunidade terapêutica extraordinária e um desafio antropológico sem precedentes. O futuro da investigação neurocientífica dependerá da capacidade de articular inovação científica, responsabilidade moral e proteção da dignidade humana.
Neuroethics & Consciousness
Brain–Computer Interfaces (BCIs) hold transformative potential for human space exploration, offering novel solutions for enhanced astronaut performance, communication, and safety. This paper critically examines the technological integration of BCIs within the demanding context of space missions, systematically identifying and addressing epistemic gaps related to empirical validation, philosophical and neuroethical implications, and regulatory frameworks. By analyzing speculative application scen