Memory Beyond the Brain

The dominant neuroscience model tells us that memory—whether of facts, experiences, or skills—is stored solely in the brain. But is that the full story?

In this thought-provoking talk, Professor Richard Silberstein, a leading neuroscientist, will explore emerging research that challenges this traditional view. What if memory is not confined to the brain but is a fundamental property of all living systems?

You’ll discover:

• Scientific findings suggesting that individual cells and cellular processes exhibit forms of memory
• Surprising insights from heart transplant cases, where recipients report memories or traits linked to their donors
• The intriguing possibility of a universal memory accessible through consciousness

Combining neuroscience with broader questions about life, mind, and memory, this talk opens the door to a new understanding of the world around us.

All are welcome to attend!

Non Members - $5 Entry, T.S. Members Complimentary.