1. Ethical Challenges Associated with the Development and Deployment of Brain Computer Interface Technology

   • Paul McCullagh
   • Gaye Lightbody
   • W. George Kernohan

   Original Paper 28 July 2013 Pages: 109 - 122

   

2. Autonomy and Enhancement

   • G. Owen Schaefer
   • Guy Kahane
   • Julian Savulescu

   Original Paper Open access 17 August 2013 Pages: 123 - 136

3. Exploring Some Challenges of the Pharmaceutical Cognitive Enhancement Discourse: Users and Policy Recommendations

   • Toni Pustovrh
   • Franc Mali

   Original Paper 24 August 2013 Pages: 137 - 158

4. The Science of Morality and its Normative Implications

   • Tommaso Bruni
   • Matteo Mameli
   • Regina A. Rini

   Original Paper 25 August 2013 Pages: 159 - 172

5. Public Attitudes Toward Cognitive Enhancement

   • Nicholas S. Fitz
   • Roland Nadler
   • Peter B. Reiner

   Original Paper 28 August 2013 Pages: 173 - 188

   

6. Will There Ever Be a Drug with No or Negligible Side Effects? Evidence from Neuroscience

   • Sylvia Terbeck
   • Laurence Paul Chesterman

   Original Paper 20 September 2013 Pages: 189 - 194

7. Rational Action and Moral Ownership

   • Vishnu Sridharan

   Original Paper 05 October 2013 Pages: 195 - 203

8. Control and Responsibility in Addicted Individuals: What do Addiction Neuroscientists and Clinicians Think?

   • Adrian Carter
   • Rebecca Mathews
   • Wayne Hall

   OriginalPaper 06 October 2013 Pages: 205 - 214

   

9. Is Borderline Personality Disorder a Moral or Clinical Condition? Assessing Charland’s Argument from Treatment

   • Greg Horne

   Original Paper 04 December 2013 Pages: 215 - 226

10. Hyperagency and the Good Life – Does Extreme Enhancement Threaten Meaning?

    • John Danaher

    Original Paper 15 December 2013 Pages: 227 - 242

11. On the Stand. Another Episode of Neuroscience and Law Discussion From Italy

    • Michele Farisco
    • Carlo Petrini

    Brief Communication 28 June 2013 Pages: 243 - 245

12. Book Review: Robert H. Blank. 2013. Intervention in the Brain: Politics, Policy, and Ethics. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.

    • Kristi Giselsson

    Book Review 18 September 2013 Pages: 247 - 249

13. Review of Heidi M. Ravven, The Self Beyond Itself: An Alternative History of Ethics, the New Brain Sciences, and the Myth of Free Will

    • Fritz J. McDonald

    Book Review 23 November 2013 Pages: 251 - 252