Through an interdisciplinary approach, this meeting will address three fundamental axes: neuroscience, understood as the knowledge of brain mechanisms; neurotechnology, as the set of tools that allows interaction with the brain; and neurorights, a new legal field intended to protect privacy and mental identity in the digital age.

This course highlights the Campus's commitment to linking cutting-edge knowledge with an ethical and humanistic commitment, within the framework of a city that symbolizes coexistence, respect, and cultural and scientific innovation.

San Cristóbal de La Laguna, a UNESCO World Heritage city, stands out for its rich history, culture, and academic heritage. Its reputation as a city of thought and science makes it a privileged environment for advancing the frontiers of neuroscience, fostering reflection, learning, and the exchange of ideas in an inspiring setting.

The course is taught in person or can be followed live online.