Memory research traditionally adopts a structuralist approach whereby its different components (eg, working memory, episodic memory) are defined and thoroughly explored Such an approach assumes, for the most part, that all information is treated equally within each of these components Contrarily, a functional approach looks at memory considering its potential role(s) The adaptive memory framework combines...

We live in a world where everything and everyone is increasingly connected digitally, through Information Technology and what it offers us. Its products are mainly developed by humans, and for humans, and communication is essential for planning, execute and obtain useful and effective results, reaching the...

This conference will focus on the emergence and importance of gender studies, presenting the “feminist revolution” from the point of view of the social sciences Topics covered will include: how gender (as a social concept) became an analytical category in the social sciences, how The feminist perspective has influenced the analysis and understanding of various issues of...

The brain has long been regarded as the organ controlling and modulating the functions of all other organs through the nervous system The gastrointestinal system is no exception, although recent data demonstrate the bidirectionality of this communication, thus identifying the gut-brain axis It is of particular interest the strong relationship between the nature of the microbial community...