Mammal brains — including those of humans — store and recall impressive amounts of information based on our good and bad decisions and interactions in an ever-changing world. Now, in a series of new experiments with mice, scientists report they have added to evidence that such ‘decision-based’ memories are stored in very particular parts of the brain.
How do brains remember decisions?
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