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Translational Bioethics in China: Brain-Computer Interface Research as a Case Study.

Haidan Chen¹

¹Associate professor at the School of Health Humanities at Peking University.

Ethics & Human Research

|September 15, 2024

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China

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CRISPR‐babies incident brain‐computer interface (BCI)brain‐computer interface clinical research human subjects research research ethics in China translational bioethics translational research ethics

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Area of Science:

Science and Technology Governance
Research Ethics
Bioethics

Background:

Emerging technologies present governance challenges due to potential long-term societal impacts.
China has been developing its science and technology ethical governance system.
The CRISPR-babies incident prompted significant reforms in China's research ethics framework.

Purpose of the Study:

To summarize the evolution of research ethics in China.
To analyze the effectiveness of China's ethical governance system post-CRISPR.
To explore solutions for governing emerging technologies like brain-computer interfaces.

Main Methods:

Literature review of research ethics development in China.
Analysis of government measures for ethical governance.
Case study on the ethical governance of brain-computer interface research.

Main Results:

China's ethical governance system has evolved significantly, particularly after the CRISPR-babies incident.
The current system faces challenges in governing rapidly advancing fields like brain-computer interfaces.
A transition towards translational bioethics is proposed to address these challenges.

Conclusions:

The existing ethical governance system in China requires adaptation to effectively manage emerging technologies.
Translational bioethics, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and societal implications, offers a promising approach.
Addressing the governance of brain-computer interface research is crucial for future technological development.