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Course on Neuroscience, Neurotechnology and Neurorights

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The aim is to reflect on the scientific, ethical, legal, and social challenges that emerge from the rapidly advancing neuroscience. 

You can attend the course in person or follow it live online.

[ Registration for this course also includes participation in the closing conference with Rafael Yuste ]
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  • Access to the conference ina
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  • Each course includes lectures, panel discussions, and specialized academic coordination
  • In-person format with limited places and option for live online follow-up