Synopsis

Memory is a fickle thing, often presenting a distorted reflection of the past. Details fade, recollections shift, and the mind sometimes constructs phantom images to fill in the gaps. Our researchers are dedicated to unraveling the brain's intricate architecture of memory, meticulously examining every detail for clues. They investigate the complexities of recollection, from our ability to recognize faces even when altered digitally, to the processes that transform fleeting impressions into lasti