Memory formation

Memory is the ability to remember information and experiences. Its formation, based on inhibitory and excitatory networks of neurons, depends on many factors such as architecture and external parameters; those can influence the accuracy and the time of the information transmission. Moreover, thanks to brain plasticity, this memory can be reinforced or even resuscitated with the help of autobiographical training.

Marjolaine Dufour Nicodex is a student in the Cell Physics Master at the University of Strasbourg, France.

Find some original scientific papers used to produce this video below:

● Dragoş Cȋrneci, Mihaela Onu, Claudiu C. Papasteri, Dana Georgescu, Catalina Poalelungi, Alexandra Sofonea, Nicoleta Puşcaşu, Dumitru Tanase, Teofila Rădeanu, Maria-Yaelle Toader, Andreea L. Dogaru, Ioana R. Podină, Alexandru I. Berceanu, Ioana Carcea, “Neural networks implicated in autobiographical memory training” (2021)

● Komal Bhattacharyya, David Zwicker, Karen Alim, “Memory formation in adaptive networks” (2022)