Neuroethics; Neuroscience for Ethics and/or Ethics for Neuroscience New Challenge for Third Millennium

During the late decades of second millennium an explosive growth happened in certain areas of science. modern life science including stem cell research, assisted reproductive technology, human cloning, genetics, biotechnology, neuroscience and also related science domains such as nanotechnology, computational technology, robotics, and artificial intelligence are the most important research fields among other branches of science. valuable massive findings in the mentioned area led to the necessity of controlling and monitoring the application and impact of the results of these fields on societal, economic, moral, legal, judicial and ethical issues.