International Conference On Working Memory

ICOWM

17th May – 18th May 2027 Mombasa, Kenya

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Conference ICOWM

Date 17th May – 18th May 2027

Location Mombasa, Kenya

Participation Type Listener

Organizer Science Leagues

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Conference Session Tracks

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

01 Cognitive Mechanisms of Working Memory +

This track explores the underlying cognitive processes that govern working memory. It aims to bridge theoretical frameworks with empirical research in diverse contexts.

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02 Cultural Influences on Memory Performance +

This session examines how cultural factors shape memory strategies and performance. It invites contributions that analyze memory through the lens of globalization and cultural exchange.

SDG 4 SDG 10

03 Media's Role in Memory Encoding and Retrieval +

This track investigates the impact of various media forms on memory processes. It seeks to understand how digital communication influences the way memories are formed and recalled.

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04 Globalization and Memory: A Double-Edged Sword +

This session addresses the paradox of globalization's effects on memory retention and loss. Contributions will explore how global interconnectedness alters individual and collective memory.

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05 Neuroscience of Memory in a Global Context +

This track focuses on the neurological underpinnings of memory within diverse populations. It aims to highlight cross-cultural differences in brain function related to memory.

SDG 3 SDG 10

06 Memory and Identity in the Age of Globalization +

This session investigates the relationship between memory and personal or collective identity in a rapidly changing world. It encourages interdisciplinary approaches to understanding this dynamic.

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07 Communication Technologies and Memory Dynamics +

This track explores how advancements in communication technologies affect memory processes. It invites research on the implications of social media and digital communication on memory.

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08 Educational Strategies for Enhancing Working Memory +

This session focuses on pedagogical approaches designed to improve working memory in educational settings. Contributions will discuss innovative methods and their effectiveness across cultures.

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09 Memory Distortion in Global Narratives +

This track examines how global narratives can distort collective memories. It invites discussions on the implications of media representation and historical memory.

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10 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Memory Research +

This session promotes collaboration across disciplines to enhance understanding of memory. It encourages contributions that integrate psychology, neuroscience, sociology, and media studies.

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11 Future Directions in Memory Studies +

This track looks ahead to emerging trends and future research directions in memory studies. It encourages innovative ideas that address the challenges posed by globalization and technological change.

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