'Memory consolidation' presentation slideshows

Some provocative questions

Some provocative questions Does natural selection still work in our highly artificial society? What will the homo sapiens be like in another 200.000 years? (Why are there mental illnesses, if adaptationism is so powerful in evolutionary psychology?) Freud, Sigmund

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V/AR, Brain and Learning

V/AR, Brain and Learning. Amit Rozen Alex Dan Anat Dahan Rotem Bennet Nehai Farag Darian Ryder Nir Segal Vered Halevi Tal Pik Guy Zuckerman Boris Yazmir Lulu Watad Avivit Dolev Postdocs : Dr. Chen Ryder. Miriam Reiner The VR and NeuroCognition lab

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How do we think we form memories

How do we think we form memories.

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NSF Science of Learning

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PREFRONTAL ATROPHY, DISRUPTED NREM SLOW WAVES AND IMPAIRED HIPPOCAMPAL-DEPENDENT MEMORY IN AGING

PREFRONTAL ATROPHY, DISRUPTED NREM SLOW WAVES AND IMPAIRED HIPPOCAMPAL-DEPENDENT MEMORY IN AGING. Bryce A Mander, Vikram Rao , Jared M Saletin, John R Lindquist 1 Brandon Lu 2 Sonia Ancoli-Israel,3 William Jagust 4, 5 Matthew P Walker 1, 4

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Labile or stable: opposing consequences for memory when reactivated during waking and sleep

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Memory Consolidation

Memory Consolidation. Trace Reactivation. Slow wave Sleep. Memory Consolidation. At the time of encoding, memories are susceptible to disruption. With time, they become robust to interference (Mueller and Pilzecker, 1900) Cerebral trauma leads to a greater loss

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DY Chen et al. Nature 469 , 491-497 (2011) doi:10.1038/nature09667

The role of IGF-II receptors, de novo protein synthesis and Arc in memory consolidation and IGF-II-mediated enhancement. DY Chen et al. Nature 469 , 491-497 (2011) doi:10.1038/nature09667.

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