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The freedom to think. The right to choose.
Exploring the boundaries between the mind, technology and self-determination. A meeting place for research on cognitive autonomy, neural information, behavioral influence and the conditions of meaningful choice.
Aims & scope
Empirical research, conceptual scholarship and practical studies that make human autonomy clearer, measurable or better protected.
Areas of interest
Mental privacy & neurodataCognitive liberty & consentPersuasion & behavioral influenceBrain–computer interfacesAttention, emotion & autonomyHuman agency & digital environments
Questions in scope
- How can mental privacy be measured and protected?
- When does personalization become undue influence?
- What makes consent meaningful for neural data?
Contribute to the founding collection
We welcome work from academic researchers, independent scholars and practitioners. A careful replication, a useful method or a well-supported negative result can make a valuable contribution. An institutional affiliation is not required.
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Start with a manuscript or a research proposal.
Independent researchers are welcome.