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Distinguished Neuroethics Lecture to feature a talk by Oliver Rollins on ‘Criminal Minds, Risky Brains’

CRIMINAL MINDS, RISKY BRAINS: The Scientific Obsession With the ‘Born Criminal’ — and Why It’s Wrong; With speaker Oliver Rollins pictured

Category: Events Related: criminal justice

Robert Beets | January 2, 2026

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Multi-hub, hybrid Neuroethics 2026 conference in Stanford, Lucca and Stellenbosch on April 15-17 →

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