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Time, Space and Memory in the Hippocampal Formation, Derdikman et al.
This will come to you out of the blue.
I am a 79 yo who retired in 2009 as Dean of Arts at uOttawa. I am also a PwP. Hence my interest in your lecture, which I shall attend with my wife, Nasrin Rahimieh, Associate Dean of Humanities for Academic Personal.
As a (concerned) amateur, I have been reading much popular neuroscience of late, including Erich Kandel, In Search of Memory; Linder, The Accidental Mind; MacDermott, 101 Theory Drive; and Brahic, The Power of Prions.
Also, I’ve written a blog piece on what happens when you have classic Parkinson’s, which I link here for what it’s worth: https://alteritas.net/GXL/?p=5189.
Could you suggest an article or two I should read before attending the Feb 4 lecture? I would be much obliged.
George Lang