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Memories are made of this

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In association with Cambridge Science Festival

In many ways we are our memories, which is why losing memory through disease or damage is so disastrous. But how are memories made – and how might we improve them? What are the molecular and cellular brain processes involved in making and recalling our memories? Join Professor Steven Rose as he answers these questions.

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