Understanding memories and Brain information

We have all encountered conflicting messages and misinformation about climate science and policies in our everyday life. But what exactly constitutes climate misinformation, and who are the individuals most susceptible to it? Join us in this Pint of Science talk as we delve into real-world examples of climate misinformation. We will equip you with practical tools to recognize misinformation persuasive strategies and to better counter misinformation yourself. In our interactive Q&A session, we'll tackle your burning questions and “how to talk to your uncle/friend/colleague who does not believe in climate change”.

Every evening, we succumb to sleep, a seemingly simple act masking intricate physiological processes. Governed by a 24-hour biological rhythm, our internal clock synchronizes with daylight to regulate sleep-wake cycles, temperature, and hormones. Recent research illuminates sleep's crucial role in memory consolidation, as the brain refines and enhances new memories during rest. Moreover, sleep profoundly influences emotional regulation, bolstering resilience to stress and fostering well-being. This delicate interplay between sleep, memory, and emotion underscores its profound impact on cognitive and emotional health, emphasizing the imperative of prioritizing quality sleep for overall well-being.