The Charles River Association for Memory is a group of researchers based in Boston, loosely arrayed along both sides of the Charles River. Individuals from labs at Harvard, MIT, BU, MGH, BWH, JPVA, Brandeis, Wellesley, and other institutions participate.

Goals: To provide a forum through which Boston-area researchers studying memory can exchange ideas and discuss issues common to our field; to foster the development of a network of researchers studying memory to spur collaborative research and training efforts, as well as collective use of resources; to encourage the development of shared learning tools for trainees at all levels.

Researchers of all levels (student through faculty) studying memory are invited to participate in CRAM activities.

The fall 2009 meeting will take place on Thursday December 3 at MIT in the McGovern Institute for Brain Research, 46-3002. The spring 2010 meeting is scheduled for Tuesday April 6.

The brain of the world's most famous neurologic patient, H.M., is in the process of being cut starting Wed Dec 2 and continuing...a live video feed and more information is here: H.M. brain blog

Click on "CRAM '09-10 meetings" (upper left) to read the schedule for this academic year.

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