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Daily Archives: December 23, 2015

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Are humans the only ones who are able to remember events that they had experienced and mentally time travel not only into the past but also the future? Or do animals have the same capacity?

Research NewsBy ADCS AdminDecember 23, 2015

The model developed by the three researchers Prof Markus Werning, Prof Sen Cheng and Prof Thomas Suddendorf differs from other approaches with regard to one major aspect: it suggests a new relationship between mental time travel and episodic memory.

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