Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dr. Michael Walker talks about how the development of memory over our lifespan is associated with the development of white matter nerve fiber tracts in the brain over the first 25 years of our life. This process takes a long time in humans compared to our closest primate relatives like chimpanzees and gorillas, who seem to develop these connections much earlier and quicker.
Dr. Michael Walker talks about how the development of memory over our lifespan is associated with the development of white matter nerve fiber tracts in the brain over the first 25 years of our life. This process takes a long time in humans compared to our closest primate relatives like chimpanzees and gorillas, who seem to develop these connections much earlier and quicker.
