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Memory sticks: How do the champions do it?

Mnemonics helped one man recite pi to 67,890 places. Another could recite a 50-number list backwards after just 3 minutes' study, thanks to synaesthesia

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Memory sticks: Can I learn subliminally?

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Memory sticks: Seven ways to remember anything

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Memory sticks: Seven ways to remember anything

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Memory sticks: Does it matter when I study?

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Memory sticks: How should I bone up for a test?

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Memory sticks: Do mnemonics work?

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Memory may be built with standard building blocks

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Memory may be built with standard building blocks

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One man's quest to become a memory champion

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Memory fails time-travelling chimps

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Memory fails time-travelling chimps

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How memory power helps bird brains survive the winter

Black-capped chickadees in snowier climes have bigger memory centres in their brains, perhaps because better spatial memory helps them find food in winter

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Sleeping enhances memory – but only the important stuff

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To erase a bad memory, first become a child

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Bad memory for faces? Blame your reading skills

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Enzyme-blocker boosts memory in old mice

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