Talks & Media
Press, TV, and podcast coverage of the MEGA memory research.
Our research on measuring memory through anticipatory eye gaze — published in Communications Psychology (Nature Portfolio, August 2025) — drew coverage across TV, radio, and international science press.
TV & radio
Channel 13 News (Israel) · 2025
TV feature
Featured segment on our research measuring memory through eye movements — how anticipatory gaze can assess episodic memory without verbal reports, and what that means for patients who cannot speak.
Kan Radio — Israel Public Broadcasting · 2025
Radio interview / podcast
Interview about the MEGA paradigm and what the eyes reveal about memory.
Press coverage
- The Times of Israel · 2025 — Eyes don’t lie: Groundbreaking study tracks eye movements to measure memory
- Neuroscience News · 2025 — Eye Movements Reveal Hidden Memories Beyond What People Report
- Medical Xpress · August 2025 — Tracking anticipatory gaze offers new way to assess memory in silent patients
- Tel Aviv University · 2025 — Measuring Memory Through Eye Movements
- Science News Today · 2025 — Scientists Uncover How Our Eyes Reveal Memories Without a Single Word
About the research
The MEGA (Memory Episode Gaze Anticipation) paradigm assesses memory independent of verbal report: eye-tracking features combined with machine learning quantify memory retrieval in populations with limited verbal ability — patients with brain injuries, pre-verbal infants, even animals.
“In a series of experiments, we demonstrated that gaze direction is a very sensitive gauge of memory. Even when subjects said they didn’t remember, their gaze direction showed they did. This means that sometimes people remember, but can’t say that they remember.”
Speaking: I enjoy talking about memory — human and machine: the MEGA research, and what building production LLM/agentic systems borrows from cognitive science. For talks or podcasts, email me.