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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
Researchers discover cultural drivers of curiosity and learning.
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.
Game On! Board Games Aren't Just a Reward
People Without an Inner Voice Have Poorer Verbal Memory
The first researchers to investigate whether the lack of an inner voice has consequences for how people solve problems.
How Practice Forms New Memory Pathways in the Brain
Researchers use novel microscope to reveal how neuron activity changes through repeated training.
Eye-Opener: Pupils Enlarge When People Focus on Tasks
New study shows how eye sensitivity correlates with working memory.
Why Preschool is a Crucial Time to Boost Memory Skills
New insights into the role of language in the development of autobiographical memory.
Brain Mechanism Found to Determine Which Memories Last
Which memories are tagged as important enough to linger in the brain until sleep makes them permanent?
Does Spaced Learning Work in the Real World?
Varying what we study and spacing out our learning over time can both be helpful for retaining memories — it just depends on what we’re trying to remember.
Boost Fine Motor Skills AND Motor Memory With This One Habit
Anyone seeking to improve fine motor skills -- from young children to surgeons to gamers -- can benefit from this habit both before and after practicing their new skills.
AI Helps Explain Human Memory and Imagination
Advances in generative AI help to explain how memories enable us to learn about the world, re-live old experiences and construct totally new experiences for imagination and planning.
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