As a final reminder, the deadline for commentary proposals for our BBS target article, "Metabolic considerations for cognitive modeling," is next Tuesday, February 3. For details, follow the link. Please share if you can @phaueis.bsky.social #philsci #cogsky #CognitiveNeuroscience

Join us for the PLM Workshop: Traces and Engrams – Philosophical and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Memory Ruhr University Bochum (and Online) 18–20 Feb 2026 🔗 Register here: forms.gle/e4mW9MT3o2q8... #philsky #philsci #cogsky #neuroskyence

We extended the deadline for submission! Submit to PLM Workshop: Traces and Engrams by 15 December Submit here 👉 forms.gle/Gkjbvmb8Q8v9... #philsky #philsci #cogsky #neuroskyence

Last chance to submit! 📢 Submit to PLM Workshop: Traces and Engrams by 30 November #philsky #philsci #cogsky #neuroskyence

I'm very pleased to announce the CfA for the PLM Workshop on philosophy (and neuroscience) of memory, which is organised by my friend, bsky.app/profile/jona...: www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/phil-lang/tr... Deadline for submissions: 30-11-25. It will be hosted by Ruhr University Bochum in mid Feb.

🚨 Call for Papers! Join us for the PLM Workshop: Traces and Engrams – Philosophical and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Memory RUB, 18–20 Feb 2026 Apply by 30 November! Submit here 👉https://forms.gle/Gkjbvmb8Q8v9KRyS9 #philsky

Some of the scholars mentioned in this article have presented at The International Memory Reading Group that @jonathannajenson.bsky.social and I run: sites.google.com/view/memoryr...

IPM 4.5 starting now!

IPM 4.5 starts Thursday!

Don't forget IPM4.5 is coming up next week!

🚨Coming up soon on May 22–23: the Philosophy of Memory Early Career Online Conference (IPM 4.5)! Amazing lineup of speakers, with each early-career talk followed by commentary. Program and connection details here: phomo.org/events/ipm4-5

Join us online on May 22–23 for the Philosophy of Memory Early Career Online Conference (IPM 4.5)

I regret to information the Bluesky philosophy community that Michael Friedman, noted philosopher of science and ground-breaking historian of Kant, neo-Kantianism, and logical positivism has died. May his memory be a blessing. #philsci

'Engrams and causal specificity' has now been published in Philosophical Psychology

Deadline extended! Submit to #IPM4.5 by March 15th

🚨 Final call for #IPM4.5! Join us on 22–23 May for a new format: an early-career researcher's talk followed by a commentary from an established researcher. We invite early career researchers to submit abstracts by 1 March. Submit here: 👉 forms.gle/J6RdzD3qdvdP...

Excited to share my first experimental paper! We tackle how practice shapes cognitive control by running a month-long Stroop task. Here’s a 🧵: (1/n) doi.org/10.3758/s134...

If your work explores the connections between memory, emotion and forgiveness, and if it does so from a philosophical and/or psychological perspective, please consider submitting a manuscript to this special issue: link.springer.com/collections/... #philosophy #psychology #emotion #forgiveness

We will feature this article in the January session of the International Memory Reading Group:

The #IPM4.5 call for papers is open! Taking place on 22–23 May, this year's conference introduces a new format. We invite early career researchers to submit abstracts by 1 March. Submit here:

@jonathannajenson.bsky.social and I will discuss @thehessam.bsky.social's work in the next session of our International Memory Reading Group

Could the brain’s computational abilities extend beyond neural networks to molecular mechanisms? Listen to Paul Middlebrooks's latest "Brain Inspired" podcast, in which he talks with @thehessam.bsky.social about how universal computation may have evolved via RNA mechanisms: bit.ly/4eQ4Idc

The sense(s) of touch provides a boundary through which we can understand ourselves. How is this sense of bounded self retained in memory? Iva Apostolova is at The Memory Palace today, exploring the connections between memory and touch. Check it out! #philsky #philscisky

TL;DR: This is a request for historical pieces where the idea of a memory trace is implicated.

Our article "Where memory resides: Is there a rivalry between molecular and synaptic models of memory?" is now properly published and out (open access).