long term memory

We all want to remember more than we do. It turns out that there are several methods to train the brain to remember more. Illustration: pixabay.

When one is greater than two

Timestamp of events burned into the brain. Illustration: Weizmann Institute

once in a lifetime experience

Professor David Mitchell from the University of Kansas in Georgia, has been researching unconscious memory for many years and has discovered surprising findings. Photo courtesy of him

Spotlight - Why does the unconscious have a memory of an elephant? / Dorit Ferns

From the right: Uri Livna, Oded Kluyer and Dr. Roni Paz. Full support. Photo: Weizman Institute

remember and forget

Cut through the retina. Except for the gray engulfing layers at the bottom, all the parts are transparent and have been painted here for demonstration purposes only. The nerve cells fill the blue volume, and the cell nuclei are pink, brown and red. The light comes from the pupil of the eye (above) and is captured in the funnels of the glial cells (green) where it is concentrated to the color-sensitive cells (membranes) marked in purple. The rest of the scattered light reaches the reed cells that are not sensitive to color (in orange). The thickness of the retina is about a quarter to half a millimeter.

Evil and dark to him

elders. From Wikipedia

with a good pull

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About the day Wikipedia will be streamed directly into the brain

Prof. Yadin Dodai, Weizmann Institute. PR photo, Weizmann Institute

The memory machine