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Call for neuroethics posters and talks
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The International Neuroethics Society (INS) invites researchers and clinicians to submit abstracts for presentation at the 2022 INS Annual Meeting on November 2-4. This hybrid event will include opportunities to participate online as well as in-person at the Institut de recherches cliniques de Montréal (IRCM) in Montreal, Canada.
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Abstracts are 250-350 words in English describing the research or scholarship related to the field of neuroethics. Accepted abstracts will help shape the conference program, and outstanding contributions will be considered for an edited volume planned to emerge from this year’s meeting.
The submission deadline is May 31, 2022 at 11:30pm EDT.
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Presentation formats
When submitting an abstract, indicate which presentation formats you would like to be considered for: poster presentation, short talk, and/or long talk. Also indicate your preference for in-person and/or virtual presentation. Please be aware that in-person capacity is limited and may need to change if shifting to an online-only event.
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Opportunities for investigators
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The 2022 INS Annual Meeting is an exciting opportunity to share your research and scholarship with colleagues who are actively aligning ethics, healthcare, philosophy, law and policy with advances in neuroscience. We welcome abstracts related to the field of neuroethics from any disciplinary background, using any methodological approach.
Investigators at all career stages are eligible to submit abstracts for consideration and to serve as the lead author for up to two (2) abstracts.
We especially welcome abstracts from our colleagues from marginalized groups and/or with perspectives that are underrepresented in the field — including women and investigators working in or originating from Africa, Central and South America, and Southeast Asia. We encourage a broad dissemination of this call so that people interested in neuroethics but not yet members of the Society have an opportunity to submit an abstract and share their research with a diverse and growing international audience.
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The theme for this meeting is: ‘Bringing neuroethics to life throughout patient care, research, and policy’. Abstracts are encouraged to align with the theme of this year's meeting, but this is not required. A number of sessions will tackle topics related to: prevention; diagnosis; emerging therapies, technologies, and research; and neurorecovery and end of life. Meeting organizers are particularly interested in fostering interdisciplinary exchanges, international cross-talk, and greater inclusion of patients and patient advocates in the annual meeting.
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