Neuroscience
From The Guardian's ScienceBlog, 27 August 2009:
Is quantum mechanics messing with your memory?
For all we know we may live in a world in which windows un-break and cold cups of coffee spontaneously heat up, we just don't remember. The explanation is quantum entanglement.
Read the piece here
- Patient H.m.: The Guardian's Book Review Of Corkin's "permanent Present Tense"
From The Guardian: Permanent Present Tense: The man with no memory, and what he taught the world by Suzanne Corkin – review This fine and moving book reveals as much about the limitations of neuropsychology as about the scope of human memory A review...
- Gordon Bell's Digital Memory
Brain food: the problem with digital memory Digital memory means we can store more than ever before. But isn't it important, sometimes, to forget? Aditya Chakrabortty The Guardian Tuesday 3 November 2009 Read the article...
- Ataxia
From The Guardian: First person: My condition means people always assume I'm drunk Jayne Wallace The Guardian Thursday 27 August 2009 Read the article...
- Hippocampus And Early-life Memories
The November issue of The APA Monitor includes a short piece about a recent talk by Dr. Lynn Nadel discussing advances in research related to the hippocampus and memory: Why we can't remember when... The hippocampus's role in memory may help explain...
- Hot Topic: Cryptography
The CSA database provides summary info. about cryptography, entitled Quantum Cryptography: Privacy Through Uncertainty. Includes a several page summary, citations, web sites, and a glossary....
Neuroscience
Memory and Quantum Entanglement
From The Guardian's ScienceBlog, 27 August 2009:
Is quantum mechanics messing with your memory?
For all we know we may live in a world in which windows un-break and cold cups of coffee spontaneously heat up, we just don't remember. The explanation is quantum entanglement.
Read the piece here
- Patient H.m.: The Guardian's Book Review Of Corkin's "permanent Present Tense"
From The Guardian: Permanent Present Tense: The man with no memory, and what he taught the world by Suzanne Corkin – review This fine and moving book reveals as much about the limitations of neuropsychology as about the scope of human memory A review...
- Gordon Bell's Digital Memory
Brain food: the problem with digital memory Digital memory means we can store more than ever before. But isn't it important, sometimes, to forget? Aditya Chakrabortty The Guardian Tuesday 3 November 2009 Read the article...
- Ataxia
From The Guardian: First person: My condition means people always assume I'm drunk Jayne Wallace The Guardian Thursday 27 August 2009 Read the article...
- Hippocampus And Early-life Memories
The November issue of The APA Monitor includes a short piece about a recent talk by Dr. Lynn Nadel discussing advances in research related to the hippocampus and memory: Why we can't remember when... The hippocampus's role in memory may help explain...
- Hot Topic: Cryptography
The CSA database provides summary info. about cryptography, entitled Quantum Cryptography: Privacy Through Uncertainty. Includes a several page summary, citations, web sites, and a glossary....