… Here, we focus on the ethical priority to protect the ability to make autonomous decisions (Veatch,
1981). Previous researchers, ethicists, and philosophers approach the concepts …

… neuromodulation in the near to far future (5–10 years) will involve integration of adaptive
network neuromodulation … In the automotive industry the timeline for adoption of autonomous …

… to concepts such as agency, free will, autonomy, identity, … 5.2, I will introduce some definitions
of free will and autonomy… (deficiency of a neurotransmitter or neuromodulator) that are a …

… possible neuromodulation targets and make predictions about possible neuromodulation
targets.… Notions of agency, intention, and autonomy are best conceived in these embodied and …

… using neuromodulation. Instead of asking if (and how) DBS poses a threat to the user’s …
on autonomous agency but also its impact on agency broadly. I continued to say that agency …

… He works on medical and bioethical contexts of the use of virtual reality, neurostimulation,
and brain computer interfaces, concentrating on sense of agency and autonomy. Address for …

… framework for neurosurgeon recommendations for the use of neuromodulatory devices. … on
autonomy depend on the third party undertaking the attack, the element of autonomy affected, …

… , and autonomy. After briefly assessing recent narrative work in these areas, we show that
agency is … , Seattle, where he recently finished a dissertation on neuromodulation and agency. …

Neuromodulation devices are approved in the United States for the treatment of movement …
expand the use of neuromodulation devices. Neuromodulation approaches are flexible and …

… Epilepsy represents the first test case of closed-loop neuromodulation, and the dilemmas …
as questions of autonomy and agency—will arise as closed-loop neuromodulation is applied to …