The Neuroscience of Memory – Eleanor Maguire
In this engaging lecture the speaker Eleanor Maguire explains through demonstrations some of the peculiarities of…
If Brains are Computers, Who Designs the Software? – with Daniel Dennett A royal institution lecture
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It’s Not Memory Loss – Older Minds May Just Be Fuller of Information
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Neural Darwinism: is this how we learn?
I’m excited to have just discovered Neural Darwinism through an interview with Gerald Edelman on all in the mind. The idea…
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Cholesterol improves memory and learning
Well, here’s something new to me: The idea that cholesterol is important in brain function. I’m…
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Repetition: A key to learning
I just came across this way to explain why repetition is such an important part of…
How much can we remember at once?
When I studied memory during A level psychology I was fascinated by what we know about…
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