Memories are not only in the brain: « Study shows kidney and nerve tissue cells learn and make memories in ways similar to neurons. »
Seeing Memories Form: Scientists Shed New Light on the Hippocampus
All the cells in your body can learn and make memories, researchers find
Scientist shows fungi are ‘mind-blowing’: they have memories, learn shapes, can make decisions and solve problems, « You’d be surprised at just how much fungi are capable of. »
How Stress Is Quietly Rewriting Your Brain’s Memories
When Memories Clash: How the Brain Chooses Between Love and Hunger
Seeing memories form
Stress can disrupt memory and lead to needless anxiety — here’s how. In mice, stress altered the way that the brain formed memories, resulting in an unnecessary fear response.
Stress makes mice's memories less specific
How stress is fundamentally changing our memories
New insights into how we navigate space and store memories
Mind-Blowing Discovery: Scientists Discover That Memories Are Not Only in the Brain
Memories are not only in the brain, new research finds - EurekAlert
Memories are not only in the brain, new research finds
Studies on how star-shaped cells reshape our understanding of memory suggests that these cells play a role in both the formation and storage of memories, challenging the established theory that memories are stored only in our neurons.
Brain stars hold our memories
How Fear Memories Evolve: New Findings Offer Insights Into PTSD Treatment
Could We Engineer Memories? New Johns Hopkins Findings Could Help Treat Alzheimer’s
Asking a person to talk about their parents in therapy can distort memories of childhood emotions
AI tweaks to photos and videos can alter our memories
