Terrifying memories of other people seen in mouse brain
How do we distinguish threat from security? It is an important question not only in our daily lives, but also… Read More »Terrifying memories of other people seen in mouse brain
How do our memories last a lifetime? New study offers biological explanation
Whether we visit a zoo for the first time or learn to ride a bike, we carry memories of our… Read More »How do our memories last a lifetime? New study offers biological explanation
Mechanism found to determine which memories last
In recent decades, neuroscientists have established the idea that some of the experiences of each day are converted by the… Read More »Mechanism found to determine which memories last
Stanford VR study brings seniors “back to life” with memories and virtual experiences.
Retired Army Col. Farrell Patrick taught computer science at West Point in the 1970s and at two private universities in… Read More »Stanford VR study brings seniors “back to life” with memories and virtual experiences.
Scientists gave people psychedelics and then wiped their memories
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Researchers find that rhythmic brain activity helps maintain temporary memories
New research shows that rhythmic brain activity is key to temporarily holding important information in memory. Researchers from the Del… Read More »Researchers find that rhythmic brain activity helps maintain temporary memories
How lasting memories are formed in the brain
Helping your mom make pancakes when you were three… riding a bike without training wheels… your first romantic kiss: How… Read More »How lasting memories are formed in the brain
People who think positively about aging are more likely to recover their memories
A study from the Yale School of Public Health found that older people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a common… Read More »People who think positively about aging are more likely to recover their memories