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The contribution of neuroethics to international brain research initiatives

Neuroethics research can contribute a level of conceptual clarity to international brain research initiatives that is essential for their ethics management as well as for the interpretations, applications and management of their emerging neuroscientific findings.

Kathinka Evers | K. Evers

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