Neuroscience
More Science and the City neuroethics podcasts - these are collected as A Slippery Slope: Facts, Ethics and Policy Guiding Neuroscience Today from Library of Congress videos.
Topics include neuroimaging, neuroscience and the law, neurotechnologies (including the DBS "brain pacemaker" recently making headlines), genetics, and the transhumanist issue of cognitive enhancement.
Podcasts and more info at NYAS, or browse through all the Library of Congress webcasts.
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- Webcasts
Another treasure trove of webcasts: The Science Museum's Dana Centre UK hosts an ongoing series of public events at d.cafe, webcast live from London every few weeks and, of course, archived. Encompassing many branches of science, quite a few are about...
- Twitter & The Library Of Congress
You may have seen that the Library of Congress will be archiving Tweets for the future. Here are my tweets on the topic, which should provide a brief summary of some useful articles:How Tweet It Is!: Library of Congress Acquires, Saves Entire Twitter...
- Libsite Cites
Have you seen LibSite? It's a social networking sie that showcases great library web sites. "Sites" can include content, library home pages, and blogs. I promoted the awesome Danbury Library Catalog. Check out web sites that librarians (and non-librarians,...
- Science Podcasts
My friend Emily is maintaining a link of science-related podcasts. I might add AccessMedicine's podcasts from Harrison's or Hurst’s the Heart Updates. You don’t even have to be at a library that has a subscription to AccessMedicine to listen...
- Library Of Congress @ Audible
Interesting lectures on the future of technology from the Library of Congress are available for free at Audible.com. Speakers include Lawrence Lessig on Copyright Law in Cyberspace (03/03/05), Neil Gershenfeld, of MIT on "From the Library of Information...
Neuroscience
Hard Science, Hard Choices podcasts
More Science and the City neuroethics podcasts - these are collected as A Slippery Slope: Facts, Ethics and Policy Guiding Neuroscience Today from Library of Congress videos.
On May 10-11, 2005, Columbia University medical ethicist Ruth Fischbach and neuroscientist Gerald Fischbach brought together 28 experts in brain research, treatment, and ethics to discuss the latest findings and potential pitfalls in the fields of neuroimaging, neurotechnology, and neuropharmacology. Sponsored by the Dana Foundation, Columbia University, the National Institute of Mental Health, and the Library of Congress, the symposium "Hard Science, Hard Choices" was held at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC.
Topics include neuroimaging, neuroscience and the law, neurotechnologies (including the DBS "brain pacemaker" recently making headlines), genetics, and the transhumanist issue of cognitive enhancement.
Podcasts and more info at NYAS, or browse through all the Library of Congress webcasts.
Tags: podcast webcast neuroscience neuroethics neurotech transhumanism
- Webcasts
Another treasure trove of webcasts: The Science Museum's Dana Centre UK hosts an ongoing series of public events at d.cafe, webcast live from London every few weeks and, of course, archived. Encompassing many branches of science, quite a few are about...
- Twitter & The Library Of Congress
You may have seen that the Library of Congress will be archiving Tweets for the future. Here are my tweets on the topic, which should provide a brief summary of some useful articles:How Tweet It Is!: Library of Congress Acquires, Saves Entire Twitter...
- Libsite Cites
Have you seen LibSite? It's a social networking sie that showcases great library web sites. "Sites" can include content, library home pages, and blogs. I promoted the awesome Danbury Library Catalog. Check out web sites that librarians (and non-librarians,...
- Science Podcasts
My friend Emily is maintaining a link of science-related podcasts. I might add AccessMedicine's podcasts from Harrison's or Hurst’s the Heart Updates. You don’t even have to be at a library that has a subscription to AccessMedicine to listen...
- Library Of Congress @ Audible
Interesting lectures on the future of technology from the Library of Congress are available for free at Audible.com. Speakers include Lawrence Lessig on Copyright Law in Cyberspace (03/03/05), Neil Gershenfeld, of MIT on "From the Library of Information...