The participating research groups from Jülich, Hagen, Berlin, Tübingen, and Mannheim bring together many years of experience and diverse perspectives in neuroethics. They currently form the foundation of this growing network and its diverse community.
Professor for Ethics and Applied Ethics at the Institute for Science and Ethics; Head of the Research Group: Neuroethics and AI Ethics.
Research Associate in the Neuroethics and AI Ethics Research Group at Forschungszentrum Jülich; Professor of the Philosophy of Science and Technology at RWTH Aachen University.
Research Associate in the Neuroethics and AI Ethics Research Group at Forschungszentrum Jülich.
Contact persons and coordination of the Research Hub Neuroethics
Organization of annual meetings
Integration and interaction with the community
Organization of future scoping
Development and networking with national and international neuroethics networks
W3 University Professor for "Machine Learning in Clinical Neurosciences" at the University of Tübingen and Director at the Hertie Institute for AI in Brain Health
Academic Research Associate/Project Manager at Hertie Institute for AI in Brain Health
Meta-research and AI in relation to ELSA research in neurosciences
Prof. for Philosophy of Medicine and Technology
Academic Counselor for Philosophy of Medicine and Technology
Research Associate at the Institute for the History and Ethics of Medicine
Support and interdisciplinary training of early career researchers
Development and implementation of seminars and workshops
Coordination of short-term stays
Jun. Prof. for Responsible AI and Digital Health
Research Assistant in the research group "Responsible AI and Digital Health" at the University of Mannheim and in the Human-Technology Interaction Lab at the University Medical Centre Freiburg
Establishment of the Digital Neuroethics Hub
Participatory stakeholder engagement
Initial faciliation of contacts at the political level, within the German neurotech industry, and civil society
BIH Research Group Leader “Responsible Algorithms”
Meta-research and AI in connection with ELSA research in neurosciences
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