Rhiannon Procktor

Rhiannon is a second year Law with French Law student at Exeter College, University of Oxford. She is particularly interested in the ways the law can and should respond to developing technologies in the fields of neuroscience and bioethics on a national and international level.

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Neurorights: safeguarding human autonomy and dignity in the age of neurotechnology

Neurorights: safeguarding human autonomy and dignity in the age of neurotechnology

A ground-breaking recent publication has detailed the first use of fMRI – in conjunction with a novel brain computer interface – to “decode language”. This has enabled the reconstruction of human neural activity to “generate ...
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