Karen Rommelfanger: Why Neuroethics Matters in the Age of Brain Technology @DanaFoundation
Karen Rommelfanger: Why Neuroethics Matters in the Age of Brain Technology  @DanaFoundation
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
In this episode of NeuroSociety Stories, neuroethics pioneer Karen Rommelfanger sits down with Dana Foundation President Caroline Montojo to discuss her path to neuroethics, why it’s important to consider its application through different cultural lenses, and how it can be applied to improve neurotechnology development.

As founder of the Institute of Neuroethics Think and Do Tank, Rommelfanger brings together communities across cultures and disciplines to ensure that ethical questions keep pace with rapid advances in brain science and new neurotechnologies. She is also one of the inaugural recipients of the Dana Foundation Neuroscience & Society Champion Awards.

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