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Memory

News and information about how the mind works and why memory is such a complex affair.

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We've all had the experience of going from one ...
Doctors should test vitamin B12 levels when tre...
Scientists explore how memory and language affe...
György Buzsáki focuses on how neuronal circuitries of the brain support its cognitive capacities.
Are ethicists' fears of memory manipulation drugs overblown? One researcher believes so and states his case praising memory altering research in this week's Nature commentary.
3D movies don't make you feel more immersed in a film and may give you a headache.
Turning skin cells into brain cells offers a new and potentially more direct way to produce replacement cell therapies for Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases.
Test yourself on these common memory beliefs.
Researchers created a memory device with the physical properties of Jell-O, using ions to change the state of the device's liquid metal components.
When the brain chemistry of aged monkeys was returned to that similar to levels found in younger monkeys, they performed better on a working memory test, the equivalent of "where did leave my keys?"
Instead of remembering facts and information, people are more likely to remember where to find those facts and information, which more and more is the Internet and Google.
Steven Clark studies how eyewitnesses make decisions based on imperfect information, and how this affects criminal trials.
Steven Clark studies how eyewitnesses make decisions based on imperfect information, and how this affects criminal trials.
Drinking too much alcohol can lead to blackouts when high levels of alcohol causes brain cells from forming memories
As the body moves faster, brain waves associated with learning become stronger.
But decaf just won't do the trick.
What's your earliest childhood memory?
A rose-colored view of the past makes extroverts happy.
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