Science
Research unravels what makes memories so detailed and enduring. – Brinkwire
In years to come, our personal memories of the COVID-19 pandemic are likely to be etched in our minds with precision and clarity, distinct from other memories of 2020. The process which makes this possible has eluded scientists for many decades, but research led by the University of Bristol has made a breakthrough in understanding how memories can be so distinct and long-lasting without getting muddled up.
The study, published in Nature Communications, describes a newly discovered mechanism of …
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