Eleanor A. Maguire

University College London · company speakers →

Autobiographical memories are the ghosts of our past. Through them we visit places long departed, see faces once familiar, and hear voices now silent. These often decades-old personal experiences can be recalled on a whim or come unbidden into our everyday consciousness. This lecture will focus on examining not only how autobiographical memories evolve in the brain over time, but also how our understanding of this process has developed through the 50 years of the Society for Neuroscience.

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