Several members of the UW neuroethics team (professors Sara Goering, Eran Klein, previous graduate student Michelle Pham, and previous postdoctoral Scholar Laura Specker Sullivan) who participated in the Morningside Group/Neuroethics Taskforce are now part of a large co-authored paper published this month in the journal Neuroethics. The paper “Recommendations for the Responsible Development and Application of Neurotechnologies” is a detailed elaboration and expansion of the group’s original short piece in Nature in 2017. The twenty-three authors of the paper – an interdisciplinary and international group of experts in neuroscience, neurotechnology, philosophy, law, and bioethics -- identify pressing ethical concerns related to the rapidly advancing field of neurotechnology and offer practical recommendations related to neurotechnology and agency/identity, privacy, bias, and enhancement.