Neuroscientific research consistently demonstrates that memory processes are supported by mechanisms operating across multiple distinct physical and neural scales, from molecular and synaptic changes to large-scale network dynamics.
The claim states that memory is stored at multiple distinct physical and neural scales. Multiple papers (such as [3], [6], and [11]) discuss memory and neural processing across hierarchies ranging from synapses and molecular pathways up to circuits, brain regions, and large-scale network dynamics. No papers refute this premise, so the verdict is SUPPORTED.