Ben Slater
@benslaterneuro.bsky.social
Newly minted PhD in Neuroscience @ Newcastle University, UK.
Looking into all things memory across species.
Looking into all things memory across species.
Reposted by Ben Slater
🧠 Interested in episodic and spatial memory across species?
Join us at the #BNA2025 EBBS symposium for the latest in animal and human research!
@ebbsociety.bsky.social @britishneuro.bsky.social @durhameaston.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #MemoryResearch #Liverpool
Join us at the #BNA2025 EBBS symposium for the latest in animal and human research!
@ebbsociety.bsky.social @britishneuro.bsky.social @durhameaston.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #MemoryResearch #Liverpool
April 23, 2025 at 1:45 PM
🧠 Interested in episodic and spatial memory across species?
Join us at the #BNA2025 EBBS symposium for the latest in animal and human research!
@ebbsociety.bsky.social @britishneuro.bsky.social @durhameaston.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #MemoryResearch #Liverpool
Join us at the #BNA2025 EBBS symposium for the latest in animal and human research!
@ebbsociety.bsky.social @britishneuro.bsky.social @durhameaston.bsky.social
#Neuroscience #MemoryResearch #Liverpool
Reposted by Ben Slater
I wrote about why Republicans - and Trump specifically - often beat Democrats on messaging because they understand the politics of schemas and how to use them more effectively, while Democrats search for the best facts, but often lose the battle of perception: www.forkingpaths.co/p/schemas-an...
Schemas and the Political Brain
The neuroscience and psychology of why better facts don't make winning arguments in politics.
www.forkingpaths.co
April 18, 2025 at 11:07 AM
I wrote about why Republicans - and Trump specifically - often beat Democrats on messaging because they understand the politics of schemas and how to use them more effectively, while Democrats search for the best facts, but often lose the battle of perception: www.forkingpaths.co/p/schemas-an...