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A Few Thoughts on Neuroscience and Consciousness in Marginal Cases

November 20, 2012 • by hgreely • comment [1]

tagged: adrian owen, consciousness, fMRI, nadler, neuroimaging, pain
category: medicine, neuroscience

Hot News! 6th Circuit Affirms in US v. Semrau – Says “No” to fMRI Lie Detection

September 7, 2012 • by hgreely • no comments »

tagged: Cephos, Daubert, evidence, fMRI, Hank Greely, lie detection, litigation, neuroscience, no lie mri, Semrau
category: medicine, neuroscience

From Science to Technology: The Case of the Locked In

November 13, 2011 • by hgreely • comment [1]

tagged: disorders of consciousness, eeg, fMRI, Greely, Hank Greely, Laureys, medicine, neuroscience, Owen, science, technology, vegetative state
category: medicine

New Research on Detecting Pain

September 14, 2011 • by hgreely • no comments »

tagged: adam kolber, fMRI, Hank Greely, medicine, neuroscience, pain, sean mackey
category: neuroscience

Request to admit No Lie MRI report in California case is withdrawn

March 25, 2009 • by teneille • comments [2]

tagged: admissibility, evidence, fMRI, neuroscience, no lie mri, Teneille Brown
category: genetics

Patent on Pain Detection?

January 28, 2009 • by Brenda Simon • comments [4]

tagged: Brenda Simon, fMRI, medicine, neuroscience, pain, patent
category: intellectual property, neuroscience

"Neurolaw" at UCI

September 25, 2008 • by ermurphy • no comments »

tagged: Emily Murphy, evidence, fMRI, forensic psychiatry, neuroimaging, neurolaw, neuroscience
category: neuroscience