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Enhancing Real-World Event Memory

Cognition seminar by Morgan Barense, University of Toronto

Hosted by Ad hoc

Wednesday 00:15–01:25 New York (GMT-5)

Ended

Toronto, ON, Canada · Hybrid

Abstract

Memory is essential for shaping how we interpret the world, plan for the future, and understand ourselves, yet effective cognitive interventions for real-world episodic memory loss remain scarce. This talk introduces HippoCamera, a smartphone-based intervention inspired by how the brain supports memory, designed to enhance real-world episodic recollection by replaying high-fidelity autobiographical cues. It will showcase how our approach improves memory, mood, and hippocampal activity while uncovering links between memory distinctiveness, well-being, and the perception of time.

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HippoCameraautobiographical cuescognitionepisodic memoryhippocampal activitymemory distinctivenessmood enhancementperception of time
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real-world memory

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