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Charan Ranganath
researcherneuroscientistpsychologistuniversity teacher
Across 1 conversation, Charan Ranganath ranges across imagination, memory, false memories. Memory is not a static replay but an evolving narrative influenced by new information and biases. The hippocampus is crucial for episodic memory, and its development explains infantile amnesia.
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previewThe default mode network's activation during both memory recall and imagination suggests a shared neural basis for these processes.
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Ranganath highlights that the latency of fMRI is six seconds, which is slow compared to rapid neural dynamics, affecting its temporal resolution.
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Neuropixels technology allows for extensive neuron activity monitoring, facilitating breakthroughs in understanding brain function.
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Why We Remember. Unlocking Memory’s Power To Hold On To What Matters
by Charan Ranganath
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