Boosting Memory Retention: The Impact of Immediate Reflection on Events for Long-Term Memory Formation

Medicine & Technology Apr 03, 2024

Scientists finally understand why people can remember some memories and also forget others. Read the article to learn more.

Long-Term Memory Formation Requires DNA Damage and Brain Inflammation, Study Reveals

Apr 01, 2024

A study in mice suggests that nerve cells form long-term memories with the help of an inflammatory response. Learn more about it in this article.

Nanowire Networks Mirror How the Human Brain Learns and Remembers, Study Says

Apr 23, 2023

Upon testing the capabilities of nanowire networks, scientists have discovered that these networks can "remember." Read to learn more.

New Bat Behavior Revealed: Researchers Discover Long-Term Memory in the Animal Species Through Their Response to Sounds

Jun 21, 2022

A new bat behavior showed that these animals have long-term memory. This was discovered through bats’ reactions or responses to sound. Read to know more.

Scientists Use Brain-Computer Interface to Study How Memory is Recorded as We Sleep, First Time in History

May 11, 2020

Brain-computer interface is used to show how short-term memories are filed during sleep to become long-term memories that can be recalled later.

One Day, People Can Erase Traumatic Memories

Mar 16, 2020

Scientists based in Tokyo discovered Drosophila flies, specifically, may lack long-term memory or LTM of a distressing or hurtful experience when they are kept to stay in the dark. This was the environmental light's first confirmation as it played a role in the maintenance of LTM.

Long-Term Memory: New Discovery Revises Old Theories On Memory Formation

Apr 12, 2017

The old theory regarding memory formation is altered and influenced by a new discovery by examining the brain.