Mental time travel allows us to re-visit our memories and imagine future scenarios. In this day of lectures and co-ordinated workshops we explore the complex relationships between memory and
Episodic memories are not accurate objective reflections of what happened, nor a permanent record of the past. We don’t remember the scenes we actually saw, nor do we make a
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We don’t remember what happened. What we remember becomes what happened. ‘Good afternoon we are here to do soap box science and we’re going to talk about ‘Memory as a
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We have received much feedback from our recent lecture series. The work centres on an exploration of memory and our ability as a species to travel forward and backwards mentally
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Nicky and Clive in action at Sheffield University delivering the Spoon lecture. Einstein supposedly said~ Time only exists to prevent everything from happening at once. Although physical time proceeds forever
Our hosts for the event were Dr Thom Conroy, Senior Lecturer in creative writing, expressive arts coordinator and Lisa Samuels, Associate Professor, Faculty of Arts, University of Auckland, New Zealand.