2013
May 20 Biotechnology and Social Change (Cognitive Enhancement) Kennesaw State University, GA
May 7 Placebo and psychogenic disorders Shanghai Jiao Tong University Shanghai, China
April 20 Is It All in Your Head? Neuroscience, Belief, and Illness Atlanta Science Tavern/Atlanta Skeptics Atlanta, GA
March 15 Collegiate Neuroscience Society, Georgia State University, Atlanta
March 2 Intersections: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Gender and Sexuality Georgia Gwinnett College Lawrenceville, GA
2012
December 4 Neuroimaging and end-of-life decision making Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA
November 29 Does this lab coat make me look fat? Emory Women in Neuroscience Atlanta, GA
October 31 A Zombie Braaains Inspired Neuroethics Discussion Zombies and Zombethics! Emory Center for Ethics Atlanta, GA
October 25 Placebo for Psychogenic Disorders Brain Matters 3 Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, OH
October 16 A Decade of Neuroethics: A Conversation International Neuroethics Society Society for Neuroscience New Orleans, LA
October 5 Mind over Matter: Placebo for Psychogenic Movement Disorders Frontiers in Neuroscience Emory University Atlanta, GA
September 24 Mind over Matter: Placebo for Psychogenic Movement Disorders University of Tokyo/Japan Science and Technology Agency Tokyo, Japan
April 17 Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Lie Detection GTNeuro (Neuroscience Club) Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA
March 23 Better than well: Neuroenhancement and Neurodiversity: Implications for Health and Disease Nu Rho Psi (Neuroscience Academic Honors Society) Atlanta, GA
February 23 Mind over Matter: Placebo for Psychogenic Movement Disorders Clinical Ethics Seminar Emory University Atlanta, GA
2011
October 14 Mind over Matter: Placebo for Psychogenic Movement Disorders Psychology Lecture Series Augusta State University Augusta, GA
August 11 Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Lie Detection Atlanta Science Tavern Atlanta, GA
Want to learn more about neuroethics?
I’m happy to give talks in both academic and general audience settings. See the media tab for samples of my talks and my writing for general audiences.
To invite me to give a neuroethics talk to your group please contact neuroethics@emory.edu
