# Lynn Nadel
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lynn nadel (born 12 November 1942) is an American psychologist who is the Regents' Professor of psychology at the University of Arizona. Nadel specializes in memory, and has investigated the role of the hippocampus in memory formation. Together with John O'Keefe, he coauthored the influential 1978 book The Hippocampus as a Cognitive Map, which defended the theory that the hippocampus learns and stores cognitive maps of portions of space.
#12: Among Superheroes: Memories, Maps & McGill with psychologist Lynn Nadel
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A biographical look into the lairs of modern neuroscience. Part 1 of a research conversation on the hippocampus. And notes for a tale of how McGill University, the invasion of Prague, and UCL pulled two expats together towards discoveries and writings that have changed a scienti…
97. Arne Ekstrom: Spatial navigation, memory, and invasive recordings in humans
Arne Ekstrom is a professor of psychology at the University of Arizona, where he studies spatial navigation and memory. We talk about how he got into psychology, his unusual path to getting a PhD, his work on using single-cells recordings from people, the relationship between memory and spatial nav…
The Hippocampus as a Cognitive Map: The History, Part 2 with Lynn Nadel
This is Part Two! Please find Part 1 here: • Among Superheroes: memories and maps,... The discussion begins with Lynn recalling tea times at UCL and the social interactions that influenced their academic journey, including interactions with Nobel Prize winners. Andrea and Lynn delve into the wr…
The Importance of Place with neuroscientist Richard Morris
A conversation on navigation and memory with Richard Morris, a renowned neuroscientist famous for his groundbreaking work on memory and the development of the famous Morris Water Maze. Andrea's research into the early years of hippocampus/navigation research illuminates Morris's early career and in…
Lynn Nadel - What Do We Really Know About The Brain?
Cognitive maps, place/grid/time cells, H.M., consolidation, reconsolidation, and free will — this deep-dive with Dr. Lynn Nadel explores how the hippocampal formation knits space and time into experience, and why that matters for who we become. Resources and references mentioned in the episode are …
The Neural Representation Debate & Cognitive Maps with Lynn Nadel (Hippocampus Bonus)
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This episode of 'Love and Philosophy Beyond Dichotomy,' hosted by Andrea Hiott, features a deep dive with Lynn Nadel into the complexities of representation in the…
Hippocampus Love: Action at a Distance and the bridge of Memory, Part 4 with Lynn Nadel BONUS
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Maybe memory is a way we communicate with ourselves and the world at various layers, a bridging experience of what we call time and space.
In this episode, Andrea Hiott and Lynn Nadel continue their ongoing talks about memory. This time they explore the intricate workings of the…
#85 Punk, Tech & Care: B. Scot Rousse on Being Human in the AI Age
B. Scot Rousse (“B”)'s substack, "Without Why," focuses on what it means to be alive in an age of intelligent machines. He is philosopher in residence at Topos Institute and visiting scholar in Philosophy at Berkeley. He also drums in 3 punk bands.
Andrea Hiott has a conversation with philosopher B…
Action at a Distance with Lynn Nadel & Andrea Hiott: Is memory entangled time and space? (Hippocampus Love)
Maybe memory is a way we communicate with ourselves and the world at various layers, our ‘bridging experience’ of time and space.
In this episode, Andrea Hiott and Lynn Nadel continue their ongoing talks about memory. This time they explore the intricate workings of the hippocampus, focusing on it…
BONUS: Hippocampus Love: The Neural Representation Debates with Lynn Nadel
This Bonus episode of ‘Love and Philosophy Beyond Dichotomy,’ hosted by Andrea Hiott, features a deep dive with Lynn Nadel into the complexities of representation in the brain. The discussion explores how thoughts and memories are formed and represented, beginning with a child’s understanding and e…
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