Study: Replay of Procedural Memory Occurs Independently of the Hippocampus
ClementineDomi6 · x · 2026-07-24
A recent neuroscience study demonstrates that replay supporting procedural memory consolidation can occur independently of the hippocampus. This points to parallel mechanisms for memory consolidation across different memory systems.
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