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How the Brain Links Related Memories Formed Close in Time

How the Brain Links Related Memories Formed Close in Time

Why memories from the same day seem connected while events from weeks apart feel separate.

Creativity Boosts Literacy and Numeracy Scores

Creativity Boosts Literacy and Numeracy Scores

Students who think outside the box are more likely to excel in literacy and numeracy assessments.

Meet the Newly Discovered Brain Cell that Allows You to Remember Objects

Meet the Newly Discovered Brain Cell that Allows You to Remember Objects

A new type of brain cell that plays a central role in our ability to remember and recognize objects reshapes our understanding of how memory works.

Are Metacognition Interventions in Young Children Effective?

Are Metacognition Interventions in Young Children Effective?

Helping young children develop metacognitive skills can lead to better learning. So what is the best way to support them?

Key Pathway Discovered Linking Neurons to Memory Genes

Key Pathway Discovered Linking Neurons to Memory Genes

How neurons relay critical information long distance, activating  genes for learning and memory

'With a Grain of Salt': How Humans Learn From Others

'With a Grain of Salt': How Humans Learn From Others

Understanding how we learn from others despite our individual differences

How Sleep Blocks Unwanted Thoughts (and Keeps You Focused)

How Sleep Blocks Unwanted Thoughts (and Keeps You Focused)

A new link between sleep and mental health includes brain regions that keep unwanted memories out of mind.

Dust Off Your Trainers and Boost Your Working Memory

Dust Off Your Trainers and Boost Your Working Memory

Insights into the working memory of athletes and non-athletes across different types of sports and performance levels.

Unlocking the Science of Sleep: How Rest Enhances Language Learning

Unlocking the Science of Sleep: How Rest Enhances Language Learning

New study reveals the profound significance of sleep on language-learning.

Memories Are Not Only in the Brain

Memories Are Not Only in the Brain

Study shows these cells learn and make memories in ways similar to neurons

Studying Wikipedia Browsing Habits to Learn How People Learn

Studying Wikipedia Browsing Habits to Learn How People Learn

Researchers discover cultural drivers of curiosity and learning.

How Do You Remember How to Ride a Bike? Thank Your Cerebellum.

How Do You Remember How to Ride a Bike? Thank Your Cerebellum.

Part researchers, part detectives, two Harvard professors deepen our understanding of long-term motor skill memories.