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  1. How do you think the brain "stores" our personal memories? 🧠

    This is a question for everyone out there, especially for non-neuroscientists and regardless of education level or familiarity with biology.

    I'd just like to hear all your ideas and theories, however crazy they may sound. Be as specific or vague as you like. Please do not look at the answers before giving yours so you are not influenced.
    More specifically:

    1. What do you think happens (in the brain) at the time of experiencing something that we will end up remembering?
    2. What do you think happens (in the brain) when, later, we remember that thing?

    Boosts welcome but answers even more welcome!

    #Neuroscience #Memory #EpisodicMemory

  2. @mariam so which way do you think the causality goes? 1. Anyone’s effort to encode #contextmemory or episodes for #episodicmemory aids trivia knowledge, or 2. people with special ability to retain contextual/episodic details can use those abilities to benefit trivia recall? The above statement suggests 2. But I’m hoping for 1. , for the rest of us mere mortals.

  3. The Ruhr Uni Bochum Botanical Garden is a must visit.

    Submit your abstract for #GEM2023 conftool.net/gem2023.

    The deadline is approaching fast (15.03.23).
    for2812.rub.de/gem2023

    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind

  4. This should be a fab small computational cognitive neuroscience, philosophy & psychology meeting on Generative Episodic Memory #GEM2023

    Abstract deadline 15th March!

    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind

  5. This should be a fab small computational cognitive neuroscience, philosophy & psychology meeting on Generative Episodic Memory #GEM2023

    Abstract deadline 15th March!

    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind

  6. This should be a fab small computational cognitive neuroscience, philosophy & psychology meeting on Generative Episodic Memory #GEM2023

    Abstract deadline 15th March!

    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind

  7. This should be a fab small computational cognitive neuroscience, philosophy & psychology meeting on Generative Episodic Memory #GEM2023

    Abstract deadline 15th March!

    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind

  8. This should be a fab small computational cognitive neuroscience, philosophy & psychology meeting on Generative Episodic Memory #GEM2023

    Abstract deadline 15th March!

    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind

  9. We are expecting snow next week, but by June the weather should be perfect.
    Don't forget to submit your abstracts for #GEM2023.
    Deadline: 15.03.2023
    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind #self #philosophy #psychology

  10. We are expecting snow next week, but by June the weather should be perfect.
    Don't forget to submit your abstracts for #GEM2023.
    Deadline: 15.03.2023
    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind #self #philosophy #psychology

  11. We are expecting snow next week, but by June the weather should be perfect.
    Don't forget to submit your abstracts for #GEM2023.
    Deadline: 15.03.2023
    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind #self #philosophy #psychology

  12. We are expecting snow next week, but by June the weather should be perfect.
    Don't forget to submit your abstracts for #GEM2023.
    Deadline: 15.03.2023
    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind #self #philosophy #psychology

  13. We are expecting snow next week, but by June the weather should be perfect.
    Don't forget to submit your abstracts for #GEM2023.
    Deadline: 15.03.2023
    conftool.net/gem2023
    #neuroscience #cns #episodicmemory #memory #mind #self #philosophy #psychology

  14. Planning on attending GEM 2023? We just secured some discounted rates at a couple of local hotels. Check them out at for2812.rub.de/gem2023/bo_info
    #gem2023 #episodicmemory #neuroscience #memory #Bochum

  15. Planning on attending GEM 2023? We just secured some discounted rates at a couple of local hotels. Check them out at for2812.rub.de/gem2023/bo_info
    #gem2023 #episodicmemory #neuroscience #memory #Bochum

  16. Planning on attending GEM 2023? We just secured some discounted rates at a couple of local hotels. Check them out at for2812.rub.de/gem2023/bo_info
    #gem2023 #episodicmemory #neuroscience #memory #Bochum

  17. Planning on attending GEM 2023? We just secured some discounted rates at a couple of local hotels. Check them out at for2812.rub.de/gem2023/bo_info
    #gem2023 #episodicmemory #neuroscience #memory #Bochum

  18. Planning on attending GEM 2023? We just secured some discounted rates at a couple of local hotels. Check them out at for2812.rub.de/gem2023/bo_info
    #gem2023 #episodicmemory #neuroscience #memory #Bochum

  19. @nadel @cogneurophys
    Thanks for doing this! I love this series almost as much as the sight of you following white tie dress code (!!)

    At the risk of seeming sycophantic, as a grad student I always appreciated your encyclopedic knowledge esp. "there's nothing new under the sun" earlier work that warrants more recognition, or historical details, a la onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

    So I'd love to hear underappreciated or unsung heroes, esp. to counteract the Matthew effect.

    more hashtag fun #episodicmemory #contextmemory #neuroanatomy #memory #neuroscience #predictiveCoding #navigation

  20. @nadel @cogneurophys
    Thanks for doing this! I love this series almost as much as the sight of you following white tie dress code (!!)

    At the risk of seeming sycophantic, as a grad student I always appreciated your encyclopedic knowledge esp. "there's nothing new under the sun" earlier work that warrants more recognition, or historical details, a la onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

    So I'd love to hear underappreciated or unsung heroes, esp. to counteract the Matthew effect.

    more hashtag fun #episodicmemory #contextmemory #neuroanatomy #memory #neuroscience #predictiveCoding #navigation

  21. @nadel @cogneurophys
    Thanks for doing this! I love this series almost as much as the sight of you following white tie dress code (!!)

    At the risk of seeming sycophantic, as a grad student I always appreciated your encyclopedic knowledge esp. "there's nothing new under the sun" earlier work that warrants more recognition, or historical details, a la onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

    So I'd love to hear underappreciated or unsung heroes, esp. to counteract the Matthew effect.

    more hashtag fun #episodicmemory #contextmemory #neuroanatomy #memory #neuroscience #predictiveCoding #navigation

  22. @nadel @cogneurophys
    Thanks for doing this! I love this series almost as much as the sight of you following white tie dress code (!!)

    At the risk of seeming sycophantic, as a grad student I always appreciated your encyclopedic knowledge esp. "there's nothing new under the sun" earlier work that warrants more recognition, or historical details, a la onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

    So I'd love to hear underappreciated or unsung heroes, esp. to counteract the Matthew effect.

    more hashtag fun #episodicmemory #contextmemory #neuroanatomy #memory #neuroscience #predictiveCoding #navigation

  23. @criticalneuro @cogneurophys I like this review on #episodicmemory and #virtualreality link.springer.com/article/10.3

    At the Park City learning and memory meeting this last week, I was soliciting examples of differences in #memory with levels of #immersion for my selfish interest in #augmentedreality and (gasp) REAL reality (with #wireless #electrophysiology).

    Craig Stark and Thomas Wolbers have some contributions, and also mentioned Jack Loomis' work. I can link articles if it's of interest.

  24. Hi all 😃​
    Our latest #Review on #SplitterCells is now published in @eLife !!
    I will probably write a real thread on it when I get a chance... for now:

    link: elifesciences.org/articles/823

    why: some neurons in the #Hippocampus (and other brain regions) of #Rats (and other mammals) have the fascinating ability to discriminate not just different presents, but different past or future states or trajectories in the same current situation. They could be related to #EpisodicMemory or #DecisionMaking 🤔​They are called 'trajectory-dependent cells' or Splitter Cells. 🔀​ We tried to make sense of them!

    what: Hippocampal Splitter cells do a lot of puzzling stuff. For example there's a lot of them even in tasks that do not require the Hippocampus to be solved. They spread asymmetrically on a linear track leading to a choice point - 'past' splitters around the start and 'future' splitters towards the choice point. #TimeCells cells can be splitter cells (but they're usually #PlaceCells). Splitter cells evolve with experience, or maybe it is performance, nobody really knows. ​⁉️​ ... and a lot more weird stuff

    conclusion: Two different computational models, the temporal context model and the latent state model, each explain a subset of the properties of splitter cells... so perhaps the Hippocampus implements both! But more experiments are needed to disentangle them 😄​

    now what: questions or comments? Please let us know!! ✍️​

    #Neuroscience #Cognition #NeuroPaper

  25. Cuttlefish remember the what, when, and where of meals—even into old age - Enlarge / A cuttlefish leisurely hanging out in a tank. A new study found that cu... - arstechnica.com/?p=1788015 #episodicmemory #cuttlefish #science #animals #biology