Neuroethics for Neuroimaging: Addressing Representative and Diverse Participation in Research
Offered By: MGH Martinos Center via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the ethical challenges surrounding representative and diverse participation in neuroimaging research in this hour-long seminar presented by Francis Shen, JD, PhD, from Harvard Medical School and Mass General Hospital. Delve into the critical intersection of neuroethics and neuroimaging, examining how researchers can address the complexities of ensuring equitable representation in brain studies. Learn about the importance of diversity in research populations and the ethical considerations that arise when striving for inclusive neuroimaging practices. Gain insights into potential solutions and best practices for conducting ethically sound and representative neuroimaging research, as discussed by an expert in the field of neuroethics and global health.
Syllabus
Brainmap: Neuroethics for Neuroimaging
Taught by
MGH Martinos Center
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