UCLA Integrative Center for Learning and Memory
UCLA’s Integrative Center for Learning and Memory (ICLM) includes a diverse, highly collaborative community of neuroscientists exploring some of the most fundamental questions in science:
- How do we acquire, allocate, store, recall and alter our memories?
- What are the causes of cognitive deficits?
- What molecular, cellular, systems, and cognitive mechanisms are involved in these fascinating processes?
Answers to these questions are not only transforming our vision of self, they are also having a profound impact in nearly every aspect of the human experience. By its very nature, this research is integrative and cross-disciplinary, incorporating molecular, cell, systems, and behavioral level approaches to study synapses, neurons, circuits, brains, and behavior.
The ICLM provides a cohesive identity and organizational structure that facilitates collaborations and interactions amongst a large community of scientists, including faculty, post-doctoral fellows and graduate students. ICLM is an inclusive organization. If you would like to join the Center simply contact us.
Upcoming Events
Southern California Learning and Memory Symposium
March 3, 2025, in the NRB building auditorium at UCLA!