A Neurotech Future: Ethical, Legal, and Policy Issues

A Neurotech Future is a collaborative project between the Queen's University Centre for Neuroscience Studies, the Surveillance Studies Centre, and the Faculty of Law. This meeting brings together a diverse group of perspectives to discuss the technological, ethical, legal and policy issues surrounding emerging neurotechnologies.

Contact: susan.boehnke@queensu.ca

Speakers (Click for Full Bios and Talk Abstracts)

• Judy Illes (UBC, Neuroethics Canada)
• Jennifer Chandler (Ottawa Law)
• Nathaniel Erskine-Smith (MP, Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics) 
• Ariel Garten (InteraXon)
• Graeme Moffat (Neurotech Entrepreneur)
• Michael Geist (Ottawa, Law)
• Brenda McPhail (Canadian Civil Liberties Association)
• Melanie Millar-Chapman (Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada)
• John Weigelt (CTO, Microsoft Canada)
• Ameri Shideh (Queen's Engineering)
• Samuel Dahan (Queen's Law)
• Ron Levy (Queen's Neurosurgery)
• Stephen Scott (Queen's Neuroscience)
• David Murakami Wood (Queen's Surveillance Studies Centre)

• Susan Boehnke (Centre for Neuroscience Studies, Queen's)  
• David Lyon (Survellance Studies Centre, Queen's)  
• Martha Bailey (Faculty of Law, Queen's)  
• Jonathan Coutinho (Graduate Research Assistant)