Friday, November 5th
Focus on Brainreading and Mindreading
13.30-13.45	Coffee reception
13.45-14.00	Welcome
14.00-15.05	John-Dylan Haynes, Charité Berlin Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, Berlin “Brainreading”: Technology, Applications and Ethics
15.05-15.10	short break
15.10-16.15	Andrea Kübler, Universität Würzburg Brainreading for the detection of consciousness and communication in locked-in patients
16.15-16.45	coffee break
16.45-17.45	Katja Valli, University of Turku (Finland) Brainreading and the Dreaming Brain
17.45-17.50	short break
17.50-18.50	Leon de Bruin, Universität Bochum Mindreading, Brainreading and Cross-cultural Complexity
ca. 19.20	dinner

Saturday November 6th
Focus on Mindreading and Neuroethics
9.00-10.00	Martin Brüne, Universität Bochum Neuronal correlates of empathy and mindreading: insights from schizophrenia
10.00-11.00	Kai Vogeley, Universität Köln Basic Criteria for Neuroethics
11.00-11.45	coffee and breakfast break
11.45-12.45	Albert Newen, Universität Bochum Self-Determination and Neuroenhancements: Are there reasonable constraints for neural interventions that I wish?
12.45-13.45	Sabine Müller, Charitè Berlin Ethical and legal issues of neuroimaging-based lie detection