Memory conference considers the future of our pasts
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Technology meets ethics Academics, writers, biographers and computer scientists came together in London today to discuss how and whether technology can and should be used to supplement and augment human memory. The stage for the meeting: the British Library, where the University of Southampton is hosting the Memories for Life Colloquium.â¦
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The problem of preserving digital photos and other electronic records for future decades confounds even the experts.
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On Sunday they will go home, carrying memories of their experience here; however, not all those memories will be good.
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Echoes of 9/11 linger, but conventioneers will find a resilience bred through time.
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Its memory-chip breakthrough could lead to new products.
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When public health officials and vaccine manufacturers convene in Geneva Thursday, they&#39;ll keep an eye on the past as they try to anticipate the future.
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The 60th anniversary of the liberation of the infamous Nazi death camp Auschwitz is marked today. Have we learnt the lessons from history?
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Survivors and relatives of the victims of the Paddington rail crash are to attend a memorial on Tuesday.
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If America Online wants a future, it needs to remember its past.
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New science may help us wipe out our most unpleasant memories. That's a good thing ... or is it? Commentary by Tony Long.
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By Dee Dixon, The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas  May 27--BEAUMONT -- The old journals and church registries record decades of history.   As the Rev.
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Human-rights lawyer Gareth Peirce on the dangers of forgotten history lessons
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The new exhibition at the New-York Historical Society will jump-start the memories of any New Yorker who witnessed Sept. 11, 2001.
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A new study suggests that blocking some memories helps in recalling others.
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Experts pinpoint a brain part that may hold the key to recognising places we have previously been.
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BELGRADE, Dec 6 (IPS) - The meeting of several hundred World War II  veterans last weekend would not have meant much, had it not been  convened in a town that symbolises so many things about a country  that no longer exists, Yugoslavia.
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Most people have had deja vu -- that eerie sense of having experienced something before -- but U.S. researchers have identified the part of the brain responsible for this sensation, and they think it may lead to new treatments for memory-related problems.