Mental Leaps Cued by Memory’s Ripples | Quantamagazine
Date : 2014-10-22
Introduction
Quantamagazine report on recent research work to uncover the details of how the brain organizes memories. Much remains a mystery, but scientists have identified a key event: the formation of an intense brain wave called a “sharp-wave ripple” (SWR).
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