by Eugene Russo
NEWS ANALYSIS	Engineers consider ethics Email: Eugene Russo - erusso@the-scientist.com News from The Scientist 2003, 4(1):20031016-06 Published   16 October 2003

Technologies related to biology, in particular nanotechnology and "neurotechnology," are among the major emerging research areas whose ethical implications engineers should consider more closely, concluded participants in a National Academy of Engineering (NAE) symposium in Washington, D.C. that concluded yesterday (October 15).

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