Steve Ramirez Reshapes Memories in the Brains of Mice | TS Digest | The Scientist
Ramirez Lab receives $1.15 million grant for neuroscience research – The Daily Free Press
How Do You Manipulate A Memory? An Interview with Steve Ramirez | Center for Systems Neuroscience
Neuroscientist Steve Ramirez makes memories—and suppresses them
Steve Ramirez, Boston University; Session 5 Intro & Talk “Artificially modulating memories in healthy and maladaptive states” on Vimeo
Treating mental health disorders with our own memories
Steve Ramirez, PhD | Rajen Kilachand Center for Integrated Life Sciences & Engineering Building
Steve Ramirez | Neuroscience
CUBoulder Neuroscience on Twitter: "Ryan Senne will be joining the Donaldson Lab @DrZoePhD . He is coming to us from Steve Ramirez Lab at Boston University where he has worked on social
Steve Ramirez (@okaysteve) / Twitter
Researcher Comes Back to BU to Work on the Science of Memory | The Brink | Boston University
How Do You Manipulate A Memory? An Interview with Steve Ramirez | Center for Systems Neuroscience
Steve Ramirez: If We Could Erase Memories ... Should We? : NPR
Proof It's Possible to Enhance or Suppress Memories | The Brink | Boston University
Steve Ramirez Reshapes Memories in the Brains of Mice | TS Digest | The Scientist
Remembering Xu Liu | Collective Next
Neuroscientists plant false memories in the brain | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Steve Ramirez (@okaysteve) / Twitter
Steve Ramirez - Professor - Boston University | LinkedIn
Neuroscientist Steve Ramirez Awarded BU's 2021 Metcalf Cup and Prize | BU Today | Boston University
FACULTY FEATURE: Steve Ramirez » the nerve blog | Blog Archive | Boston University
Steve Ramirez | Psychological & Brain Sciences
Steve Ramirez on Twitter: "🚨 heads up memory enthusiasts! 🚨 join us virtually for the 2021 charles river association for memory meeting! @thephelpslab, @maureenritchey, elizabeth kensinger, myself, and our broader memory community
Research – Ramirez Group
Meet the Two Scientists Who Implanted a False Memory Into a Mouse | Innovation| Smithsonian Magazine
