On March 6, the Seminar "Legal Challenges of Neurotechnologies" will take place, organized by the Faculty of Law of the Universitat de València and the NeuroLaw Research Group (GIN) UV, in collaboration with the Department of Constitutional Law and Political Science and Public Administration UV.

The 23rd Neurolegal Seminar, entitled "Neurotechnology within the framework of the European Union Artificial Intelligence Regulation", will be the second seminar of 2026 and will take place at the La Nau Cultural Centre, Gonzalo Montiel Hall.

The NeuroLaw Research Group of the University of Valencia has participated in the programme “Radiociencia” on the Radio Klara station, in an edition dedicated to analysing neurorights as a new frontier of human rights.

The 22nd Neurolegal Seminar, entitled "UNESCO and the ethics of neurotechnologies: the November 2025 recommendation", will be the first seminar of 2026.

The 21st Neurolegal Seminar, entitled “Improving pandemic management? A new treaty and the use of artificial intelligence”, will be the last seminar of 2025. The seminar will be held online for members of the research group. In person, it will take place in the seminar room of the...

This seminar is conducted by the research group collaborating with the Neurolaw group (www.uv.es/neurolaw): Studies de Law y Political Science (UOC).