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Ten-year-old Making Memories this year sold for an undisclosed sum to Peterson Partners, a Salt Lake City investment group that was an early investor in JetBlue.
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Robert Birge, a chemist at the University of Connecticut, is trying to combine them, by making computer memories out of protein.
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They can even interrupt the trial to remind the jury that, say, a witness who has been put under stress of having a gun put to his head in a dark hallway might not be capable of making the correct identification, or that memories fade rapidly a few hours after a crime has been committed.
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