Source: NATO Review, by Johns Hopkins University & Imperial College London,  26 February 2021

Advances in biophysical, biochemical and behavioural technologies are beginning to turn science fiction into reality. These developments offer exciting possibilities, while also raising issues with regard to ethics and responsible use…….

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Image: Cognitive Biotechnology aims to enhance and improve human thinking, sensing, coordinating, and acting upon the physical and societal environment.; Photo courtesy PRISM, NDU