An evening exploration of the strange science of memory
How do we form memories and how are they recalled? How does our brain use memories to navigate our world, predict the future and remember the past? Professor Nicky Clayton FRS, Mr Clive Wilkins and Dr Hugo Spiers are joined by scientists, artists and performers for an evening exploration of the strange science of memory.
In this interactive event we will explore how the brain constructs representations of our world allowing us to travel mentally through time and space. Discover how Chris Rawlins developed his super human memory and take away some top tips to help you remember things. Find out how the British Library are preserving the memory of the nation and discover how reliving our memories is the key to creativity and problem solving in this collaborative event hosted by the British Library and UCL Neuroscience.
Details
| Name: | Memory Matters: The Art and Science of the Brain |
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| Where: |
Conference Centre The British Library 96 Euston Road London NW1 2DB Show Map How to get to the Library |
| When: | - |
| Price: |
Full Price: £8.00 Senior 60+: £6.00 Student: £5.00 Registered Unemployed: £5.00 Under 18: £5.00 Friend of the BL: £5.00 |
| Enquiries: | +44 (0)1937 546546 boxoffice@bl.uk |