2024 Schedule

2024 CBBRe Symposium Schedule of Events - Day 1

8.30 am Registration & Breakfast

9.00 am Welcome and Opening Remarks
Dr. Tim Ridgway, Vice President of Health Affairs and Dean of the Sanford School of Medicine      

9.15 am Talk Title: Neuroethics: Its Pasts, Presents, and Futures

      Dr. Henry ‘Hank’ Greely, Stanford University

10.15 am             Break

10.30 am             Talk Title: Is more better? : Re-thinking Responsible Neuroenhancement

    Dr. Laura Cabrera, The Pennsylvania State University

11:30 am             Talk Title: When Data Disagree: Ethical Considerations in Parent-Child Report Discordance

    Jessy Thomas, Clinical Psychology, USD

11.45 pm             Questions/Discussion

12.00 pm             Lunch – Chat with speakers

1.15 pm                Talk Title: My research has no risk, why does the IRB care, and what are they looking for? or, IRBs hate this one weird trick!

    Marc Guilford, Office of Research, USD

1.45 pm                Talk Title: Brain Death - A clinician’s prospective

    Dr. Shawn Vuong, Sanford Hospital

2.45 pm                Break

3.00 pm                Poster Session & Poster Awards

6.00 pm                Evening Reception & Social

                                       * CeeCee’s Cocktail Lounge, Main Street Vermillion

Schedule of Events - Day 2

8.30 am                Light Breakfast

9.00 am                Talk Title: Modeling the Human Brain: Ethical Challenges and Opportunities in Brain Organoid Research

Dr. Kate MacDuffie, Seattle Children’s Research Institute

10.00 am             Talk Title: Navigating Neuromarketing: Balancing Innovation with Buyer and Seller Ethics

Dr. William ‘Billy’ Jones, Georgia Southern University

11:00 am             Break

11.15 am             Talk Title: Lessons Learned: Ethical Considerations from Doing Research with Children and Navigating the IRB
Dr. Gabrielle Strouse and Dr. Daniel DeCino, Department of Counseling and Psychology in Education, USD

12.00 pm             Lunch – Poster Viewing

1.00 pm                Talk Title: Brain Computer Interface (BCI) Ethics: Urgent Vs. Speculative Issues

Dr. Veljko Dubljevic, North Carolina State University

2.00 pm                Talk Title: AI and Ethics: AI's Augmentation of Human Morality 

Casey Wall, Data Science & Engineering, USD

2.30 pm                Concluding Remarks and Poster Take-Down