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Working memory and neurogenesis at the Bay Area Neuroscience Gathering

By Lumos Labs Science Associate Paul Li, MS Neuroscience. Last Friday afternoon, UCSF held their annual Bay Area Neuroscience Gathering (BANG) where local grad students and neuroscientists showcased Read More...

Memory Benefits of Power Napping

By contributing author Paul Li, a neuroscience graduate student at Columbia. Whenever I am studying for an exam I inevitably take short naps in between my studies - just as long as I have a Read More...

Memory Tip #5: Make your 2008 resolution inescapable

By contributing author Paul Li, a neuroscience graduate student at Columbia. Hopefully some of us have or will set some realistic and flexible New Year's resolutions for 2008. Of course a good Read More...

Memory Tip #4: A.C.R.O.N.Y.M.S.

By contributing author Paul Li, a neuroscience graduate student at Columbia. Although acronyms are usually used to shorten a lengthy phrase, coming up with your own acronyms can be a helpful aid in Read More...

Early Biomarker for Alzheimer’s?

By contributing author Paul Li, a neuroscience graduate student at Columbia. Researchers from Stanford might have found a biological marker for Alzheimer's disease via a simple blood test. This is Read More...

Memory Tip #3: What’s in a name.

By contributing author Paul Li, a neuroscience graduate student at Columbia. If you are like me and have trouble remembering the names of people you first meet, then this mnemonic is dedicated to Read More...

Memory Tip #2: Chunking memories and monsters

By contributing author Paul Li, a neuroscience graduate student at Columbia. Memory strategies - or mnemonics - can be used to help you put things into memory so that they're easier to remember Read More...

Cell phone use and brain activity

By contributing author Paul Li, a neuroscience graduate student at Columbia. Ever since the advent of cellular phones, horror stories have been circulating on issues about its safety, particularly Read More...

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