Credits

This course in neuroethics, Neuroethics: Implications of Advances in Neuroscience, was produced by the Center for Bioethics at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University, in collaboration with the Columbia Center for New Media Teaching & Learning (CCNMTL). Production of the course was made possible by a generous grant from The Dana Foundation, a private philanthropic foundation with principal interests in brain science, immunology, and arts education.

Center for Bioethics

Project Director

Ruth L. Fischbach, PhD, MPE
Professor of Bioethics
Director of the Center for Bioethics

Project Coordinator

Dina J. Feivelson, PhD, MPH
Research Associate

Authors

Neuroimaging: Visualizing Brain Structure and Function
Elizabeth Haberfeld, MD
Justine Seidenfeld
Dina J. Feivelson, PhD, MPH
Ruth L. Fischbach, PhD, MPE

Coma to Brain Death: Recognizing Disorders of Consciousness
Elizabeth Haberfeld, MD
Ruth L. Fischbach, PhD, MPE

Neurogenetics: The Complexity of Individuality
Dina J. Feivelson, PhD, MPH
Justine Seidenfeld
Gerald D. Fischbach, MD
Ruth L. Fischbach, PhD, MPE

Neuropharmacology and Chemical Neuroenhancement
Emily Gilmore, MD
Justine Seidenfeld
Dina J. Feivelson, PhD, MPH
Ruth L. Fischbach, PhD, MPE

Neurotechnology: New Tools for Stimulating and for Responding to Brain Activity
Dina J. Feivelson, PhD, MPH
Justine Seidenfeld
Ruth L. Fischbach, PhD, MPE

Scientific Reviewers

Neuroimaging: Visualizing Brain Structure and Function

Gerald D. Fischbach, MD
John E. Borne Professor of Medical and Surgical Research, Columbia University

Jeremy Simon, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine; Scholar in Residence, Center for Bioethics, Columbia University

Coma to Brain Death: Recognizing Disorders of Consciousness

Randolph S. Marshall MD, MS
Professor of Neurology; Acting Director, Stroke Division, Columbia University

Neurogenetics: The Complexity of Individuality

Wendy Chung, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor; Director, Clinical Genetics, Columbia University

Gerald D. Fischbach, MD
John E. Borne Professor of Medical and Surgical Research, Columbia University

Neuropharmacology and Chemical Neuroenhancement

Andrew Wit, PhD
Professor of Pharmacology, Columbia University

Neurotechnology: New Tools for Stimulating and for Responding to Brain Activity

Janet Mindes, PhD
Education Director, Division of Brain Stimulation & Therapeutic Modulation, Columbia University

Carl Fisher
Clinical Research Fellow, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation; Medical Student, Columbia University

Additional Assistance Provided By

Jana Bassman, BA, Center for Bioethics
Christopher Sauer, Center for Bioethics

CCNMTL

Executive Producers

Frank Moretti
John Zimmerman
Maurice Matiz

Project Management

Nitin Gumaste

Creative Direction and Production

Marc Raymond
Elizabeth Day

Production Assistance

Devayani Tirthali

Quality Assurance

Catherine Jhee
Brian O'Hagan

Neuroethics: Implications of Advances in Neuroscience