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Stable Engrams and Neural Dynamics
Philosophy of Science 87 (5):1130-1139 (2020)
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The idea that remembering involves an engram, becoming stable and permanent via consolidation, has guided the neuroscience of memory since its inception. The shift to thinking of memory as continuo...Author's Profile
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