As I blogged about earlier, the Neuroethics Society's First Annual Meeting begins tomorrow, Nov. 13, in Washington, DC and ends on Friday, Nov.14. The program is here. I will arrive late Thursday evening and look forward to meeting lots of Neuroethics & Law Blog readers on Friday.
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