5 transnational research consortia are under negotiation to be funded under the umbrella of the NEURON JTC 2020 ‘Ethical, Legal, and Social Aspects (ELSA) of Neuroscience’. In total, 17 research groups from four countries collaborate in these projects. The total funding volume of the call amounts to about 3.5 M€.
Projects and partners are shown below. Please click on “summary” to download a brief project overview.
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Acronym |
Project title |
Coordinator (in bold) and Partners |
Country |
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INPI |
International Neuroethics Patent Initiative ► summary (pdf, 89 KB)
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Spranger |
Germany |
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Illes |
Canada |
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STIMCODE |
Brain stimulation reconsidered – participative development of a code of conduct for the European Union ► summary (pdf, 93 KB)
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Schraudner |
Germany |
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Antal |
Germany |
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Northoff |
Canada |
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Oliviero |
Spain |
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BEAD |
Optimizing the aging Brain? Situating Ethical Aspects of Dementia Prevention ► summary (pdf, 95 KB)
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Schicktanz |
Germany |
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Leibing |
Canada |
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Blasimme |
Switzerland |
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PreTAD |
The Predictive Turn in Alzheimer’s Disease: Ethical, Clinical, Linguistic and Legal Aspects ► summary (pdf, 94 KB)
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Woopen |
Germany |
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Jessen |
Germany |
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Frisoni |
Switzerland |
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Boada |
Spain |
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HYBRIDMIND |
HYBRID MINDS: Experiential, Ethical and Legal Investigation of Intelligent Neuroprostheses ► summary (pdf, 94 KB) |
Chandler |
Canada |
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Ienca |
Switzerland |
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Bublitz |
Germany |
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Soekadar |
Germany |
