Detall de la convocatòria
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Objectiu de la convocatòria
The aim of the call is to facilitate multinational, collaborative research projects that will address important questions regarding ethical, philosophical, legal and socio-cultural aspects related to the neurosciences and their recent advances. |
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Característiques principals
No empirical neuroscientific or biomedical research can be funded in this call. Subjects under this general heading include but are not limited to: a) the consequences of the development of neuroscientific diagnostic methods (e.g. handling of incidental findings; the “right not to know”; very early disease prediction before symptoms occur; diagnosis in absence of treatment options; interactions between socio-culturally diverse patients and health personnel; (equal) access to novel expensive methods; unintended use and/or misuse), b) issues in clinical research with patients suffering from neurological or psychiatric diseases (e.g. developing tools to improve the assessment of decision-making capacity of patients, analysis of legal measures to protect those who do not have the capacity to consent), c) intelligent technologies and close human-machine interaction (e.g. ambient assisted living, brain-computer interfaces, machine learning); personality changes as side effects of neurological or psychiatric therapies (e.g. deep brain stimulation; brain implants), d) biobanking of neural tissue (e.g. tissue donation, deceased donor, possible consequences for relatives), e) use of brain data; brain interventions in legal contexts (e.g. neurorights, data protection, “brain reading” for the detection of deception; brain intervention of offenders; psychosurgery; insurance law), f) the impact of modern neuroscience on traditional philosophical questions, concepts and theories regarding fundamental aspects of human nature (e.g. the relationship between mind and brain, the nature of consciousness, self- and personal identity, free will), g) neuroenhancement such as alteration of mental states (cognitive, affective) and abilities (e.g. cognition, sleep, appetite, sexual behaviour) in healthy subjects by pharmacological or by electrical/magnetic brain stimulation, h) abnormal behaviour reduced to deviant brain states (e.g. expansion of the concept of neurotypical brain and illness; seeing psychiatric symptoms merely as specific neurochemical imbalances), i) societal and cultural changes induced by neuroscientific knowledge and its application, j) responsible research an innovation in neurotechnology and neuroscience. i) societal and cultural changes induced by neuroscientific knowledge and its application |
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Lloc de presentació
El personal de l'IMIM i PSMAR que necessiteu més informació adreceu-vos a: Servei de Recerca. C/ Doctor Aiguader, 88. 08003-Barcelona. Tel.: 93.316.04.00. Carol Barnwell: cbarnwell@imim.es Ext.1670 Marta López: mlopez4@imim.es, Ext.: 1576 |
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Convocatòria (URL)
https://www.neuron-eranet.eu/joint-calls/elsa/elsa-jtc2023-neuroethics/ Electronic submission system: https://ptoutline.eu/app/elsa_neuron_2023 |
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Requisits
Only transnational projects will be funded. Each consortium submitting a proposal must be comprised of a minimum of two research groups from two different countries eligible for funding by organizations listed in this call text (see above). The total number of research groups in a consortium must not exceed five. Not more than two research groups can be from the same country. Therefore, the maximum number of countries involved in one consortium is five. Research groups not eligible to their national funding organizations or from countries which are not involved in this call may participate in projects only if their participation clearly provides an added value to the consortium and if they present evidence on secured budget for their part in the project. Such potential partners are not considered in the minimum number of two research groups mentioned above. In any case, the total number of research groups in one consortium must not exceed five. Although applications must be submitted jointly by groups from several countries, the individual research groups will be funded by the individual NEURON funding organization(s) of their respective countries. Eligibility criteria are the matter of individual partner funding organizations. Therefore, applicants are strongly advised to follow the instructions contained in the country-specific eligibility tables which are published on the NEURON website. Please contact the Servei de Recerca to confirm eligibility matters before submitting an application. |
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Dotació
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Durada
3 years |
Arxius
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| ELSA_JTC2023_call.pdf |
| ELSA_JTC2023_template.docx |
| ELSA_JTC2023_Funder_elig_ISCIII.pdf |