Memory Training: Should You Be Using It at Work?
Can memory training improve job performance? Discover how ancient techniques boost recall, decision-making, and reduce cognitive overload.
Do Dendrites Link Memories Formed Close in Time?
New study shows dendrites—not neurons—link memories formed hours apart, offering insights into memory organization and Alzheimer’s treatment.
Dopamine and Memory: Is Reward Learning Being Rewritten?
New neuroscience research reveals dopamine reshapes reward memories, offering insight into brain function, emotion, and decision-making.
Synaptic Plasticity: Does Memory Ever Stop Changing?
Discover how synaptic plasticity and BTSP reshape memory maps in the brain, even after learning is complete. Insights from hippocampal neuron studies.
Infant Memory: Can Babies Really Form Memories?
Can babies form lasting memories? New research shows infant brains can encode experiences as early as 12 months using active hippocampal activity.
Memories After Death: Can We Retrieve Them?
Can we retrieve memories from a dead brain? Explore how neurons, engrams, and modern neuroscience may hold the key to memory recovery after death.
How Does the Brain Split Our Day Into Scenes?
New brain scan study reveals how we segment daily events like movie scenes—based on attention, not just environment.
Infant fMRI: Can Babies Really Form Memories?
Infant fMRI shows babies as young as 3 months use their hippocampus. Learn what this reveals about memory, cognition, and infant brain development.
Brain Drainage Boost: Can It Improve Memory?
Targeting brain's lymphatic drainage improves memory in aging mice by enhancing waste removal & reducing IL-6 inflammation.
Does the Brain Store Multiple Copies of Memories?
A study on mice suggests the brain stores multiple copies of memories in different neurons. Learn how this impacts memory and potential therapies.