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Unraveling Body Dysmorphic Disorder: From Genomics to Neurofeedback Solutions - Part 3/4
Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) is a neurobiologically rooted psychiatric illness causing profound emotional, cognitive, and social pain. High suicide risk, stigma, and treatment resistance demand urgent attention. Mainstays SSRIs and CBT help, but neurofeedback and neuromodulation now aim at faulty brain circuits. Precision psychiatry combining genetics, imaging, and psychotherapy promises individualized care and brighter futures for those with BDD. Recognizing BDD fuels rese

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Jun 204 min read


Thinking Out Loud: Are we in the Era of Neural Monitoring?
UT Austin’s new “e-tattoo” brain-monitoring patch heralds an era of neural surveillance: a $200, wireless EEG sticker that tracks real-time mental workload for pilots, surgeons, and drivers. If adopted beyond safety roles, continuous cognitive data could reshape privacy law, blur Fourth and Fifth Amendment lines, and expose bias in HR analytics. Governments must set neurorights rules now—or risk workplaces where thoughts are as searchable as GPS logs. It will shape neurotech

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Jun 103 min read


Who Owns a Thought? Navigating Legal Issues in Neurotech
What will happen when technology can go beyond merely influencing humans and enter the realm of control.

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May 813 min read


From Mind to Fabric: A Digital Twin & Neurotech Approach to NextGen Fashion - Part 2/4
Discover how digital twins are transforming fashion: dynamic, real-time virtual models integrate 3D scanning and computer vision to map your body structure for flawless fit, EEG‑based BCIs to capture emotional and neural reactions, and machine learning to predict personal style preferences. Beyond virtual fitting rooms, this hyper‑personalized digital self adapts continuously to subconscious fashion inclinations, delivering an evolving, bespoke shopping experience. – explore

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Apr 173 min read


Wearable Neurotechnology: The Hidden Battle for your Brain Data - Part 1/4
Fashion isn’t just about fabrics anymore—it's about neural interfaces that respond to your brain’s signals, shaping style with science

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Mar 275 min read


Around the World Series: Mexico
Mexico’s General Law on Neurorights regulates neurotech, AI, and human rights, setting a global precedent for ethical innovation.

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Feb 173 min read


The Implications of Alignment Faking for Neurotechnology
AI deception in neurotech? Alignment faking raises ethical risks as AI integrates with the brain. Can we trust it? 🤖🧠 #NeuroAI

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Feb 36 min read


Around the World Series: Argentina
Argentina faces cultural withdrawal & neglect of Neuro-rights. Efforts continue with bills & regional support, despite funding & brain drain

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Jan 212 min read


Neurotech Isomorphs
Neurotechnology bypasses damaged areas, restoring function with devices like cochlear implants, visual prosthetics, and spinal neurotech.

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Jan 143 min read


Is Neurotech Values Neutral?
Is neurotech truly neutral, or does it embed hidden values? Explore how design, use, and societal impact shape this evolving technology.

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Dec 3, 20243 min read


Thrilled to Win The Gold Medal 🥇 at the 2024 Neurotech Electrode Awards!
Thrilled to Win The Gold Medal 🥇 at the 2024 Neurotech Electrode Awards!

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Nov 22, 20241 min read


Around the World Series: USA
The US market is experiencing significant growth and innovation. As of 2023, the global neurotechnology market was valued at ~ 13.5 billlion

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Nov 21, 20246 min read


Around The World Series: Switzerland
The neurology devices market in Switzerland has been expanding because of an ageing population and technological improvements.

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Nov 3, 20244 min read


Cochlear Implants: Are we incubating the future of medical care?
Smart digital health solutions have made inroads into medical care, and the cochlear implant is the perfect embodiment of such a solution.

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Sep 9, 20241 min read


Around The World Series: Chile
Considering the challenges neurotech brings to society, the Chilean Senate developed the legal framework for protecting neural activity.

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Sep 2, 20242 min read


Brain Controlled Drone Race?
The drone brain interface is used to control drones to perform task around a track showcased at the 3rd BCI Workshop in Australia.

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Aug 9, 20241 min read


Around The World Series: Türkiye
Neurotechnologies boost life, work, and e-commerce but may harm privacy, self-determination, and social cohesion, risking human rights.

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Jul 29, 20243 min read


Neurotechnology: Need-To-Know-Now
Harry Lambert explains in the New Law Journal why lawyers in all practice areas really need to start considering neurotechnology.

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Jul 17, 20241 min read


Join The Centre for Neurotechnology and Law as an e-member for free
Unlock Your Potential With a Free E-Memberships Are you passionate about the intersection of neuroscience, technology, and law? At the...

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Jul 3, 20242 min read


Welcome Dr. Roberto Andorno who joins as the Head of Ibero-America section
The Centre for Neurotechnology and Law proudly welcomes Dr. Roberto Andorno as the Head of Ibero-America section. An Associate Professor...

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Jul 3, 20241 min read
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