The Times Square effect 
The legacy of Frans de Waal 
Death through the eyes of an animal 
What birds have to say about relationships
Humans are not the only ones dealing with monogamous relationships. Birds also have them, more
Diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease: faster, cheaper… better?
After reports in the Dutch media of a new blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease,
Hugs are free
At the end of a long hard day at work, sometimes all we need is a big hug. What happens in the brain when we experience touch from other people?
The Secrets of Our Memory
No, he doesn’t have an outstanding memory. World memory champion Boris Konrad just knows how
How and why we use virtual reality in science
With virtual reality you can experience the impossible. Where and wherever you like. How can
Why language learning can’t “hold on a sec“
Recent research shows that mobile phones may not only make life easier for families but
Symposium on high sensitive personality summarized
High sensitive personality is not a weakness but can actually grow to be a strength.
Life in the womb: how fetuses see and hear before birth
Can fetuses participate in research studies? They can now, thanks to modern neuroimaging techniques and
Time flies faster as we age
Our brain is good at making us feel like our decade-old memories took place yesterday.
F.C. Donders (not a football club)
2018 marks the 200th birth year of our institute’s namesake: Franciscus Cornelis Donders. In his honor, we’re going to party! Why bother celebrating this? Should you go? (Yes!)