How Context Modulates Memory – in Flies and Humans

This talk explores how context shapes memory formation and recall, drawing on research in both fruit flies and humans. Attendees can expect a deep dive into the neural mechanisms that allow context to influence what we remember and how memories are retrieved.

The event offers a unique opportunity to hear about cutting-edge neuroscience in an accessible format. The presentation will bridge basic biology with human cognition.

Set in Berlin, this evening lecture promises to be an engaging look at the intersection of genetics, behavior, and memory. It's a chance to understand how even simple organisms can illuminate the complexities of our own minds.