Neurolaw

Monday 06/11/2007

The impact and limitations of neuroscience as legal evidence is debated by neuroscientist Liz Phelps and professors of law Jeffrey Rosen and Stephen J. Morse.

People in this video: Liz Phelps Jeffrey Rosen Stephen J. Morse

Category: Law Science

The Innocence Project; Joseph A. Califano,...
Society, Law, Health, Science
Air Date 06/11/2007
The DNA testing project’s co-director and a fmr. inmate. Drug and alcohol addiction in the U.S. Forensic experts on neuroscience as courtroom... 52:31
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Eric Kandel
Science, Art and design
Air Date 10/28/2016
Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel discusses his latest book, "Reductionism in Art and Brain Science." 19:53
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Peter Whybrow
Society, Science
Air Date 10/12/2015
Dr. Peter Whybrow presents his book, "The Well Tuned Brain: Neuroscience and the Life Well Lived." 12:39
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Ted Koppel; Eric Kandel
Science, Tech, Art and design
Air Date 10/28/2016
Ted Koppel introduces his book, "Lights Out." Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel discusses his latest book, "Reductionism in Art and Brain Science." 54:30
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Michael Gazzaniga
Law, Science
Air Date 04/17/2012
Neuroscientist Michael Gazzaniga explains why free will is an illusion and the potential implications of brain science on the law. 15:55
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