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NEUROSCIENZE: CONGRESSO SOCIETA' ITALIANA NEUROETICA E FUORISALONE DELLA MENTE

Milano - Dal 14 al 18 maggio 2018 si tiene presso l'Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele (DIBIT 1, Via Olgettina 58, Milano) il Congresso della Società Italiana per la Neuroetica (SINe). 

Ma noi siamo più mente o più cervello? La libertà è un'illusione? La coscienza si può misurare? Nei prossimi giorni a Milano sarà quindi possibile farsi queste domande e avere delle risposte dai più autorevoli neuroscienziati, psicologi e filosofi. Ci sarà anche un "FuoriSalone della Mente": a margine del congresso internazionale, è stato organizzato  un convegno divulgativo, in collaborazione con l'Irccs Fatebenefratelli di Brescia e aperto a tutti, che si terrà il 15 maggio alle 15 presso l’auditorium dell’istituto Salesiani di via Gioia 60 (MM Sondrio). 

Il programma del Congresso SINe prevede: 

10th International Scientific Conference on Neuroethics and 5th Conference of the Italian Society for Neuroethics (SINe)
NEUROETHICS: RE-MAPPING THE FIELDMeetings on Neuroscience and Society, X Edition
May 16th – 18th, 2018 Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, MilanDIBIT 1, Via Olgettina 58
Scientific and Organizing Committee

Michele Di Francesco, IUSS, Pavia (SINe President)
Massimo Reichlin, Vita-Salute San Raffaele University
Andrea Lavazza, Centro Universitario Internazionale, Arezzo Michela Balconi, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan Giulia Piredda, IUSS, Pavia
Corrado Sinigaglia, University of Milan
Sarah Songhorian, Vita-Salute San Raffaele University
Wednesday – May 16th10:00 Registration

10:30 Opening Remarks

11:00 – 13:00 Plenary session –NeurolawHank Greely (Stanford University) - 15 Years of Law and Neuroscience: An American View

Giuseppe Sartori (University of Padua) - Neuroscience in Court: Scientific Assessment of Free Will and Related Issues Chair: Pietro Pietrini (Lucca) 13:00 – 14:15 Lunch 14:15 – 15:45 Parallel sessions – Contributed papersRoom 1 Margot Zanetti (Rome), Le neuroscienze nella fase di esecuzione della pena: introduzione auspicabile?Cristina Scarpazza (Padua), Stefano Ferracuti (Rome), Alessio Miolla (Padua) and Giuseppe Sartori (Padua), Il fascino delle neuroimmagini nella valutazione dell'imputabilità: linee guida per evitare la malinterpretazione dei risultati

Maria Felice Pacitto (Cassino), Neuroetica e Mindfulness: la Mindfulness apre nuove prospettive di ricerca nell'ambito dei comportamenti prosociali e della moralità

Chair: Alberto Carrara (Roma)

Room 2 Anna Sierawska (Kiel), Unmet Needs in Children with ADHD - Can Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) Fill the Gap?

Frederic Gilbert (Washington), Artificial Intelligence & Brain Implants: What Could Phenomenologically Go Wrong?Koji Tachibana (Kumamoto), A Neuroethical Concern about the Clinical Application of Recent Neurofeedback Techniques

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Chair: Daniela Perani (Milan)

Room 3
Lisa Forsberg (Oxford), Neurointerventions - A Challenge for English Civil Law on Consent?Frej Klem Thomsen (Roskilde), The Trials and Travails of Cognitive Science Compatible, Retributive Desert- Generating Moral Responsibility

Cara Warmuth (Hannover), Neurodegeneration in the Elderly and the Loss of Rights Chair: Federico Gustavo Pizzetti (Milan)
Patrick Haggard (University College London) - Volition, Agency and Values: Can Cognitive Neuroscience Tell Us Anything Relevant for Ethics?
Chair: Roberto Mordacci (Milan)

15:45 – 16:15 Coffee Break

16:15 – 18:15 Plenary session – Free Will, Consciousness, and Philosophy of Cognitive Science Valeria Gazzola (Netherlands Institute of Neuroscience) - tba

Thursday – May 17th 9:30 – 11:30 Plenary session – Cognitive EnhancementLorenza S. Colzato (Leiden University) - “Responsible” Cognitive Enhancement: Neuroethical ConsiderationsThomas Douglas (University of Oxford) - What’s Wrong with Mandatory Neuroenhancement?Chair: Andrea Lavazza (Arezzo) 11:30 -12:00 Coffee Break 12:00 –13:00 Parallel sessions – Contributed papers Room 1

Alfredo Tomasetta (Pavia), Are there Unconscious Minds?Alberto Barbieri (Pavia), What Is It Like to Be a Mental State? Some Considerations on The Creature/State Consciousness Distinction

Chair: Elisabetta Sacchi (Milan)
Chair: Giulia Piredda (Pavia)
Chair: Matteo Cerri (Bologna)

Room 2
Marco Viola (Pavia) and Gabriele Ferretti (Firenze), Philosophy and Neuroscience: A RoundtripEugenia Kulakova (London), Sofia Bonicalzi (Munich) and Patrick Haggard (London), Two Modes of Third-Party Judgment: Neural Correlates of Evaluating Responsibility and Intention in Action and Omission Scenarios

Room 3

Alejandro Rosas (Bogotá), Hot Utilitarianism and Cold Deontology: Response Patterns to a Set of MoralDilemmas Containing Sacrificial and “Real-World” Utilitarian ItemsCinzia Di Dio (Milan), Federico Manzi (Milan – Neuchâtel), Shoji Itakura (Kyoto), Takayuki Kanda (Kyoto), Hiroshi Ishiguro (Kyoto – Osaka), Davide Massaro (Milan) and Antonella Marchetti (Milan),Being Fair to a Robot: “Shall I Treat Tt Like Him?”, a Five Years Old Wonders

13:00 – 14:15 Lunch 14:15 – 15:45 Parallel sessions – Contributed papersRoom 1

Symposium - New Paradigms and Multimethodology for Social Inter-Actions in Normal and Clinical Domain Michela Balconi (Milan), Giulia Fronda (Milan), Daniela De Filippis (Milan) and Davide Crivelli (Milan), New Paradigms for Analysis of Emotional Behavior. Co-Registration of Hemodynamic (fNIRS), EEG and Autonomic Emotional CorrelatesLaura Angioletti (Milan), Chiara Siri (Milan), Nicoletta Meucci (Milan) and Michela Balconi (Milan),Personality Traits and Cortical Activity Explored by Optical Imaging Affect Gambling Behavior in Parkinson’sDiseaseDaniela De Filippis (Milan), Maurizio Bossola (Milan), Laura Angioletti (Milan) and Michela Balconi (Milan), Fatigue and Reward System in Hemodialysis Patients: Integrating New Methods and Perspectives to Assess Chronic Patients

Davide Crivelli (Milan), Giulia Fronda (Milan), Irene Venturella (Milan) and Michela Balconi (Milan),Perspectives in Neuro-Enhancement: Supporting Mindfulness Mental Training with Wearable DevicesIrene Venturella (Milan), Davide Crivelli (Milan), Giulia Fronda (Milan) and Michela Balconi (Milan),Neurocognitive Enhancement: Mindfulness Practices Applied to Management Chair: Michela Balconi (Milan) Room 2 Mirko Garasic (Rome – Lucca), In War as in Work, Sky is the Limit...but What are we Enhancing with our Performance Exactly?Thomas Soebirk Petersen (Roskilde), Should the State Prohibit Healthy People’s Use of Medical CognitiveEnhancers? A Critical Discussion of the Argument from Coercion and the Argument from IndividualizationGardar Arnason (Tübingen), Cognitive Enhancement in Primate Models in the Neurosciences

Chair: Vittorio A. Sironi (Milano)
Chair: Sarah Songhorian (Milan)
Chair: Michele Di Francesco (Pavia)

Room 3 Nada Gligorov (New York), One-Track EnhancementMarcello Ienca (Zurich), Using Big-Data and Artificial Intelligence in Brain and Mental Health: Promises and Challenges

Cecily Whiteley (London), Free Will, Neuroscience and Mechanistic Explanation: Reassessing the Threat from Unconscious Initiation of Action

15:45 – 16:15 Coffee Break
16:15 – 17:45 Lectio Magistralis
Direct Brain Stimulation and AgencyAdina Roskies (Dartmouth College)awarded with the SINe Medal by Mario De Caro (University of Roma Tre – Tufts University)

18:00 SINe Meeting 20:30 Social Dinner Friday – May 18th9:00 – 11:00 Plenary session – Clinical Applications of Technological Innovations

Ralf J. Jox (University of Munich) - Advances in Brain-Computer Interface Technology and Insights from an Ethical Assessment StudyAlberto Priori (University of Milan) – Adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation Chair: Gianvito Martino (Milan)

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11:00 – 11:30 Coffee Break
11:30 – 13:00 Parallel sessions – Contributed papersRoom 1
Sara Palumbo (Pisa), Veronica Mariotti (Pisa), Giuseppina Rota (Pisa), Laura Lucchi (Lucca) and Silvia Pellegrini (Pisa), Genetic Profiles of the OXTR Gene Modulate Moral Acceptability in Insurance BrokersLuca Casartelli (Milan), High Stages of The Motor Hierarchy: Distinct (Motor) Computations and Their Putative Role in AutismMaria Arioli (Pavia) and Nicola Canessa (Pavia), Understanding Social Interactions: A Neuroimaging Coordinate-Based Meta-Analysis

Chair: Anna Ogliari (Milan)
Chair: Carlo Martini (Milan)
Chair: Marcello Massimini (Milan)

Room 2
Daniel Pallarés Domínguez (Castellón), Neuroethics: Which Neurorationality?Gustavo Cevolani (Lucca) and Luca Cecchetti (Lucca), Abduction, Reverse Inference, and the Neuroscience of Moral ReasoningRoberto Fumagalli (London – Philadelphia), (F)utility Exposed

Room 3
Mara Rocca (Milan), Ermelinda De Meo (Milan) and Massimo Filippi (Milan), Neuroimaging Correlates of Empathy behind Different Dietary HabitsErmelinda De Meo (Milan), Mara Rocca (Milan), Gianna Riccitelli (Milan), Alessandro Meani (Milan) and Massimo Filippi (Milan), Influence of Dietary Habits and Empathy on Visual Processing of Pictures with Different Emotive-Affective Values

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch

14:00 – 16:00 Plenary session – Moral CognitionElisabetta Sirgiovanni (Sapienza University of Rome, Museum of the History of Medicine) - Self-Control, Emotions, and ResponsibilityLuca Surian (University of Trento) - Looking for the Origins of Inequality Aversion and Moral Judgment Chair: Massimo Reichlin (Milan) 16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break 16:30 – 18:00 Lectio Magistralis Human Morality: Features and BugsJoshua D. Greene (Harvard University)

awarded with the SINe Medal by Laura Boella (University of Milan)

Chair: Michele Di Francesco (Pavia)

Per ulteriori info: https://societadineuroetica.wordpress.com/ (Omniapress-08.05.2018)

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