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Memory
Latest Articles & Videos
Do You Trust Your Memory? You Shouldn't. -
You probably feel pretty attached to your memories -- they're yours, after all. They define who you are and where you came from, your accomplishments and failures, your likes and...
Stem Cell Transplant Restores Memory in Mice -
For the first time, human embryonic stem cells have been transformed into nerve cells that helped mice regain the ability to learn and remember.
When Do Babies Become Conscious? -
For everyone who's looked into an infant's sparkling eyes and wondered what goes on in its little fuzzy head, there's now an answer. New research shows that babies display glimmers of...
More Articles
- Does Sleep Cement Our Memories? - Northwestern University
- The Creative Power of Memory - R. Keith Sawyer, Huffington Post
- The Neuroscience of Finding Those Keys You Lost - Salk Institute
- Why Cell Phone Conversations Are So Annoying - Alex B. Berezow
- Implanting False Memories in Mice - Kat McGowan, Discover
- Wearable Internet Makes You More Like Einstein - Will Oremus, Slate
- 10 Amazing Scientific Facts About Lists - Dean Burnett, The Guardian
- How to Implant False Memories - Ross Pomeroy, Scientific American
- Why You'll Never Ever Forget Your Twenties - Katy Waldman, Slate
- People Remember Your Facebook Posts - University of Warwick
- Why Does Deja Vu Happen? - Amy Reichelt
- Does Photographic Memory Truly Exist? - Barry Gordon, SciAmerican
- Storing Passwords Subconsciously - Justin McLachlan, Popular Science
- New Study Justifies Annoying Fire Drills - Steven Novella, Neurologica
- Spaun: the Most Complex Simulated Brain Ever - Rebecca Boyle, PopSci
- How Long Will a Lie Last? - Kyle Hill, Scientific American
- Our Strange Dreams Help Form Memories - Wynne Parry, Live Science
- The Beatles' Surprising Contribution to Science - Jon Hamilton, NPR
- Scientists Read Dreams with Brain Scanner - Mo Costandi, Nature News
- Go to Sleep, Erase Your Fears - Helen Shen, Nature News
- Prion Protein Helps Absorb Zinc in the Brain - University of Leeds
- Do Slime Molds Have Better Memory than Ants? - Brandon Keim, Wired
- Is Thinking Logarithmically More Natural? - Massachusetts Instit. of Tech.
- Dark Chocolate Makes Snails Smarter - Science Daily
- Fearful Memories Can Be Erased from the Brain - Uppsala Universitet
- Your Memory Is Like the 'Telephone' Game - Northwestern University
- Scientists Manipulate the Dreams of Rats - George Dvorsky, io9
- Things Remembered: What Is Memory? - Jee Hyun Kim
- Hyperthymesia: Remembering Every Day of Your Life - Science Daily
- Why Do Vivid Memories Feel 'Real'? - Science Daily
- Learn that Tune While Fast Asleep - Science Daily
- High-Fructose Diet Sabotages Learning, Memory in Rats - UCLA
- You Might Be a Cyborg If... - Elizabeth Landau, CNN Health
- Four People with Superhuman Memory - David Israel, Mental Floss
- How Many Gigabytes of Data in Your Brain? - Forrest Wickman, Slate
- Implanting False Memories: Real-Life 'Inception'? - Robert Gonzalez, io9
- Will Smart Technologies Make Us Dumber? - Allison McCann, Scienceline
- Just 60 Seconds of Combat Impairs Memory - Assoc. for Psychological Sci.
- Why You've Had that Song in Your Head All Day - Nick Collins, Telegraph
- 'Forgetting' Pill Could Erase Painful Memories - Jonah Lehrer, Wired
- Technologically Enhanced Memory Is Changing Us - Evan Selinger, Slate
- 'Ayumu' the Chimp Will Beat You at Memory Game - Robert Gonzalez, io9
- Brain Waves Synced in Short-Term Memory - Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
- Prion-Like Protein Plays Role in Long-Term Memory - Stowers Institute
- Nicotine Worsens Thinking Ability - Charlotte Persson, ScienceNordic
- Why Do Some People Never Forget a Face? - Assoc. for Psych. Science
- Sleep May Take Sting Out of Painful Memories - Univ. of Calif.-Berkeley