The book "Neurobiology of Human Values" offers an in-depth examination of the foundations of human values from a neuroscientific perspective. It highlights how ethical and aesthetic values have been considered by philosophers, moralists, and theologians over the centuries, and shows how science has long kept its distance from this topic. However, in the last two decades, neuroscientists' interest in emotions and consciousness has increased, leading to a new wave of questions and research. The authors, Antonio Damasio and Wolf Singer, aim to gather objective knowledge to enable a well-founded reflection on human values without establishing a new moral philosophy. This academic book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of neuroscience, philosophy, and ethics.