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This paper introduces neuroethics-by-design (NxbD), a proactive approach integrating ethical considerations into neuroscience research from start to finish. It emphasizes shared responsibility across communities for responsible innovation in brain science.

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Area of Science:

Neuroscience
Neuroethics
Bioethics

Background:

The brain's unique role in identity and experience necessitates specialized ethical frameworks.
Existing ethics training for neuroscientists and neuroengineers is often insufficient for the field's rapid advancement.

Purpose of the Study:

To advocate for a proactive "neuroethics-by-design" (NxbD) approach in neuroscience.
To establish neuroethics as an integral component of research, not merely a compliance step.

Main Methods:

NxbD is presented as both a reflective lens and an operational methodology.
It guides the iterative shaping of hypotheses, experiments, technological development, and societal translation.

Main Results:

NxbD provides a framework for embedding ethical considerations throughout the research lifecycle.
It highlights the need for shared responsibility among researchers, ethicists, and the wider community.

Conclusions:

Neuroethics-by-design (NxbD) is crucial for responsible innovation in global neuroscience.
Shared ethical responsibility ensures that advancements benefit society while mitigating potential risks.