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Dr. Emma Dore-Horgan is a Researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, specializing in Moral and Political Philosophy. She holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Oxford (graduated 2022). Her research focuses on neuroethical issues in criminal justice, including neurorehabilitation rights for offenders, moral responsibility, and the ethical implications of neurointerventions. She has received the Doctoral Researcher Award (2022) for her contributions to social sciences.
Her work explores tensions between beneficence and autonomy in criminal justice contexts, particularly regarding the use of neurotechnology for rehabilitation. Key topics include the moral right to neurocorrective interventions, manipulative pressure in treatment offers, and the vulnerability of offenders in neuroethical frameworks.
Recent activities include international lectures on topics like 'Respecting Offenders as Social Beings' and collaborative research on neuroethical dilemmas in corrections. She actively engages in interdisciplinary dialogue between philosophy, law, and neuroscience.
