recall
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Brain power
The practice of “embodied intelligence”
An intriguing paper by Daniel Ludevig makes the bold claim that embodied knowledge can “unlock innovation, creativity and intelligence in…
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Systems & complexity
Recordkeeping is important – because our memories are often wrong
In the New Yorker article You have no idea what happened, Maria Konnikova convincingly explains how our memories are unreliable, particularly…
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Brain power
Testing improves performance – if it is the right kind of test
Very few people like taking tests. But testing can be a vital part of effective learning and long-term retention of knowledge. The…
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News & community
Rethinking the reconsolidation theory of memory
Theories about the way that memories are formed and ‘resaved’ on recall (known as ‘reconsolidation’) are facing some serious challenge in the light…
