Bilingual Autobiographical Memory across the lifespan

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2005
Event	Young Researchers Conference in Brain Science Research - , Israel Duration: 1 Jan 2005 → 1 Jan 2018

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Conference	Young Researchers Conference in Brain Science Research
Country/Territory	Israel
Period	1/01/05 → 1/01/18

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• 1 Organizing a conference, workshop, ...

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• Young Researchers Conference in Brain Science Research

  Altman, C. (Participation - Conference participant)

  1 Jan 2005 → 1 Jan 2018

  Activity: Participating in or organizing an event › Organizing a conference, workshop, ...

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Altman, C. (2005). Bilingual Autobiographical Memory across the lifespan. Paper presented at Young Researchers Conference in Brain Science Research, Israel.

Altman, C. / Bilingual Autobiographical Memory across the lifespan. Paper presented at Young Researchers Conference in Brain Science Research, Israel.

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Altman, C 2005, 'Bilingual Autobiographical Memory across the lifespan', Paper presented at Young Researchers Conference in Brain Science Research, Israel, 1/01/05 - 1/01/18.

Bilingual Autobiographical Memory across the lifespan. / Altman, C.
2005. Paper presented at Young Researchers Conference in Brain Science Research, Israel.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

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Altman C. Bilingual Autobiographical Memory across the lifespan. 2005. Paper presented at Young Researchers Conference in Brain Science Research, Israel.