Prof. James Giordano, PhD, is Vice President for Academic Programs and Director of the Center for Neurotechnology Studies at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies. In the latest post on his blog NeuroBioEthics, he writes about the "can of worms" opened by some of the latest neurotechnologies. Prof. Giordano explains that technologies including brain computer interfaces (BCIs), neurostimulation, and neural stem cell therapy have a wide range of applications in medicine, defense, education and other fields. But they also raise a host of ethical questions. "I think that it’d be foolish not to dip into the most current knowledge that neuroscience can provide to develop neurotechnologies that are more in tune with human physiology, and ecology. But ideas of what constitutes flourishing and the good life can be slippery," Prof. Giordano writes. Click here to visit the NeuroBioEthics blog site.