Human performance
By: [E. Williams and others]
Contributors: JASON Defense Advisory Group; United States. Defense Research and Engineering
Publisher: JASON; The MITRE Corporation
Published: 2008
Place of publication: McLean, Virginia
Language: eng
Subjects: Performance; Soldiers; Neurosciences; Neuropharmaceuticals; Brain-computer interfaces
Description: The tasking for this study was to evaluate the potential for adversaries to exploit advances in Human Performance Modification, and thus create a threat to national security. In making this assessment, we were asked to evaluate long-term scenarios. We have thus considered the present state of the art in pharmaceutical intervention in cognition and in brain-computer interfaces, and considered how possible future developments might proceed and be used by adversaries.
Notes: Title from PDF document t.p. (viewed June 13, 2008).

"JSR-07-625."