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How can we dig up our earliest experiences from our memory?

Danish researchers have demonstrated that a signalling substance receptor in the brain is dysfunctional in patients with depression. The hope is to be...

We used to think the brain rested while we were sleeping. We now know that the brain cells are busy during the night, archiving everything we learned...

Research shows that age alone does not determine how well – or badly – we remember. Illness and inactivity pose greater threats.

Danish memory athlete Lars Christiansen has just beaten the world record in the Everest of Memory Tests by recalling the first 10,000 digits of pi. He...

We often think of forgetting as a problem and an infallible memory as the ideal. But new research shows that forgetting is a normal and necessary...