University of CambridgeThe Cambridge view on memory
The memory man - Professor Jon Simons
Cambridge scientist reveals ingenious memory trick - and it's deceptively simple
Why is the weather so bad? It really isn't, say experts
Search is on for 'super memorisers' to help scientists unlock the secrets of memory
Live interview on BBC One Breakfast TV
Live interview on BBC Radio 4 Today programme
Live interview on BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast
Are you a 'super memoriser'? Test launched to find people with exceptional memories
Academics launch search for 'super memorisers' for new study
Are YOU a 'super memoriser'? Scientists release game to hunt down Brits with exceptional memory
Brits urged to take quiz and figure out if they're 'super-memorisers' to help with study
It's exam season: how to boost your child's memory
Mention on satirical news show Have I Got News For You
After Life talks: How memories are made and remembered
Brain fog: how trauma, uncertainty and isolation have affected our minds and memory
Sideways: Mental athletics
Understanding cognitive reserve to improve resilience to dementia
One woman's quest to take control of the ageing process
How Not to Get Old by Jane Gordon review
Roll back the years with rumba
I've gained a new zest for life
An interdisciplinary approach to remembering
A key brain difference between voice-hearing patients and voice-hearing healthy controls challenges the "continuum model"
Remembering from the Inside – a multidisciplinary workshop with Jon Simons and Charles Fernyhough
Experimental Psychology Society Frith Prize awarded to Dr Rose Cooper
Who are you calling scaredy-cat? [Download PDF ]
Crowd Science: Does asking questions improve your memory?
Your childhood memories are probably fake
How I gave myself a mid-life memory boost
Getting a grip on reality
Friday Evening Discourse at the Royal Institution with Dr. Jon Simons VIDEO
New year accolades for Cambridge Neuroscientists
Andrew Bateman #CambridgeBRAINFest interview with Jon Simons
Sorting out what is real: Q&A with Jon Simons
New paper published on the success, precision and vividness of episodic memory
Memory lane has a three-way fork
No evidence to back idea of learning styles
Cambridge colleges use their heads to launch new learning partnership
Effectively translating neuroscience for teaching practice: opportunities and next steps
Being overweight linked to poorer memory
Obesity linked to 'worse memory'
Overweight adults have poorer memory than their thinner peers
Being overweight could impair your memory, say scientists
Obesity linked to memory deficits
Lucy Cheke talks about the link between memory and overeating
Why obesity damages your mind as well as your body
Obesity alters brain structure and function
The wrong eating habits can hurt your brain, not just your waistline
Extraordinary Humans: The Memory Lab meets a memory superstar
Hallucinations linked to differences in brain structure
Frontal brain wrinkle linked to hallucinations
Region of brain 'shorter' in people with hallucinations
Hallucinations in patients with schizophrenia linked to differences in brain structure
Hallucinations? They may just be caused by a fold in the brain
Interview: Naked Scientists - Can you trust your memory?
Why 40% of Americans misremember their 9/11 experience
Remember where you were on 9/11? Study suggests memories may be distorted
fMRI guide for journalists
Dr Jon Simons on expert panel at the Royal Institution
People can 'beat' guilt detection tests by suppressing incriminating memories
Daily MailHow to cheat a lie detector test: Researchers reveal they can be tricked by suppressing certain memories
Real Clear ScienceMemory suppression can 'beat' guilt detection tests
Medical DailyHow to beat lie detector brain scans: Suppress memories of guilt
Pacific Standard magazineBrain scan lie detectors just don't work
Times Higher EducationMemory lane: Diversion ahead
ABC Radio National AustraliaResearch Filter: Guilt detection tests
GuardianResearch in brief
Imagining the future: A bird's eye view
Dr Jon Simons awarded prestigious grant from James S McDonnell Foundation
VIDEO
Test your memory!
Put your memory to the test in our online experiment
Global experiment probes the deceptions of human memory
How to maximise your memory
How to make the most of your memory as you age
Memory bonanza
VIDEO
Forgetting is key to a healthy mind
Making memory may mean modeling and remodeling
Keeping track of reality
Memory errors are all in the groove
Brain memory finding may help schizophrenia research
Why you shouldn't blame your colleagues for stealing your ideas
Reality check: Why some brains can't tell real from imagined
Found: The particular brain fold that helps people distinguish between imagination and reality
Interview with neuroscientist Jon Simons
Turning point: Jon Simons
Alcohol and state-dependent memory
Is cognitive science full of crap? (answer: no more than most science)
The PsychologistForum web chat
Dr. Jon Simons selected to receive the Experimental Psychology Society Prize
Linking the labyrinths: Neuroscience and memory
In the know: Cambridge research (scroll down to 'Total Recall' section)
'Daydreaming' brain is coma clue
One in five witnesses sees imagined events as reality
Wellcome ScienceDid you really see it? Exploring the neurological basis of hallucinations
Science DailyOur grip on reality is slim, says University College London scientist
Asian News InternationalNeurological basis behind hallucinations, say boffins (!)
UCL CommunicationsExperiment of the month
Understanding thinking: The feeling of knowing
New York University Launches 9/11 Memory Database
APA MonitorAlzheimer's patients show intense emotional reactions to 9/11
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