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CALL FOR ABSTRACTS! Naughty or Nice, Christmas or Hanukkah, we’ll take ’em!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

It’s almost 2017 and that means the 5th annual Governance of Emerging Technologies Conference is taking place.  Time flies and so does Santa, so get your abstracts in by January 15, 2017!

get-2017-abstractsFrom the conference website:

“The conference will consist of plenary and session presentations and discussions on regulatory, governance, legal, policy, social and ethical aspects of emerging technologies, including (but not limited to) nanotechnology, synthetic biology, gene editing, biotechnology, genomics, personalized medicine, human enhancement technologies, telecommunications, information technologies, surveillance technologies, geoengineering, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and robotics. The conference is premised on the belief that there is much to be learned and shared from and across the governance experience and proposals for these various emergingtechnologies.

 Some particular themes that will be emphasized at this year’s conference include cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, drones, CRISPR/gene editing, big data, data analytics, transnational coordination, technology unemployment, internet of things, neuroscience, privacy, longevity, bitcoin/blockchain, and digital health.”