
On Memory, Nobel Prizes, Seahorses, and the Future of Science - Guest Work
Guest Author • Sep 03, 2015 •
Guest post by Michael Corballis. In 1963 I enrolled as a PhD student in McGill University’s Department of Psychology in Montreal, Canada. The first seminar was conducted by Donald Hebb, something of a legendary figure in both psychology and neuroscience, and widely remembered for formulating what has come to be known as Hebb’s rule, still regarded … Read More