memory
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Chickadees Birds Used Barcode-Like Formatting Memory To Relocate Stash Food
Black-capped chickadees use their remarkable memories to recall the locations of their stashed food, which will help them survive the winter. Read more here.
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Lab Mice Hooked in Virtual Reality with Sugar Water Rewards Aid Experts in New Long-Term Memory Discovery
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Time Cells Inside Human Brains Allows Us to Keep Track of Time and Events in a Sequence [Study]
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Neuromorphic Computing Artificially Replicates Forgetting and Learning Functions of the Brain
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Clever Cuttlefish: Unlike Humans, Cuttlefish Memory Becomes Sharper the Older They Get!
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Scientists Create a Device that Mimics Human Synapses to 'Forget' Memories
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Better Memories Make People Tire of Experiences Quickly, Study Shows
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Scientists Unlock Extremely Efficient Memory Gaining Method -- How Does it Work?
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Wild African Elephants Are Insomniac: Study Reveals They Only Need Naps Regardless of Activity
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Study: Regular Sex Improves Memory
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Around 50 Percent of Humans Easily Believe in False Memory, Fake Facts
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'Brain Training' Games Not Effective: Researchers Found Little Evidence of Enhanced Cognitive Performance
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Memory Hacking: Scientists Discover How to Delete, Edit Unwanted Memories
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