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Explanation of Course Requirements and Syllabus
H. M. Lecture |
Corkin |
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Cells and Synapses |
Wilson |
3 |
The Aplysia Model/Habituation |
Wilson |
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The Aplysia Model/Sensitization |
Wilson |
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The Drosophila Model |
Wilson |
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LTP and the NMDA Receptor |
Wilson |
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Synaptic Activity and Remodeling |
Wilson |
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Encoding and Storage |
Corkin |
9 |
Retrieval and Forgetting |
Corkin |
10 |
Dynamics of the Hippocampal Ensemble Code for Space |
Wilson |
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Trajectory Encoding in the Hippocampus and Entorhinal Cortex |
Wilson |
12 |
Temporally Structured Replay of Awake Hippocampal Ensemble Activity During Rapid Eye Movement Sleep |
Wilson |
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Mid-term Test |
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Short-term Memory, Immediate Memory, and Working Memory |
Itamar Kahn, MIT |
15 |
Semantic and Episodic Memory and Amnesia |
Corkin |
16 |
Animal Models of Amnesia |
Corkin |
17 |
Perceptual Learning |
Corkin |
18 |
Emotional Learning |
Dr. Elizabeth Kensinger, MIT |
19 |
Priming |
Itamar Kahn, MIT |
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From STM to LTM |
Wilson |
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From STM to LTM (cont.) |
Wilson |
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From STM to LTM (cont.) |
Wilson |
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Memory for Skills and Habits |
Corkin |
24 |
Conditioning |
Corkin |
25 |
Modifying the Brain through Experience |
Prof. Chris Moore, MIT |
26 |
Age-Related Memory Loss, Mild Cognitive Impairment, and Alzheimer's Disease |
Corkin |
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Final Examination |
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