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Scientists Make Rats Forget and Remember With Light
No, they haven't invented the "flashy thing" from Men in Black, but it's pretty close. Scientists have successfully made genetically engineered lab rats forget and remember memories using a flash of light, revealing how memories are formed, according to a recent study.
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