The Biology of Memory investigates the neural mechanisms underlying memory formation, storage, and retrieval.

This foundational text is recognized for its comprehensive overview of the biological underpinnings of memory. It synthesizes decades of research, providing a detailed account of the neural systems involved in memory processes. The book is considered an authoritative resource for students and researchers in neuroscience and psychology. Its rigorous approach and extensive citation of primary literature establish it as a key reference in the field.