Work at the MIndTech Lab will begin in April 2026. Funded by a major UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Cross-Council grant, MindTech brings together philosophers, neuroscientists, psychologists, and physicists at the Universities of Glasgow and Oxford to embed ethical and epistemological principles in the development of neurotechnology. Neurotechnology can enhance our capacities of knowledge acquisition, but it can also be misused to compromise cognitive autonomy in various w

MindTech will soon advertise postdoctoral positions in neuroscience and philosophy, watch this space. A brainwave monitoring device used for neurofeedback training. The MIndTech lab is committed to the support of Early Career Researchers.

The field of neurotech research is rapidly evolving, promising groundbreaking advancements that could reshape our understanding of the human mind and its capabilities. The MindTech Launch Conference will bring together experts in neurotechnology from across neuroscience and humanities to explore research synergies. A close-up view of a brain scan showing neural activity patterns. The MindTech Launch Conference will take place at teh University of Oxford, details TBA.