Beyond joy and sadness: how emotions evolve as we grow
This summer, we’re kicking off a new series in collaboration with BrainHelpDesk—a platform that was relaunched
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Why do we always empty a bag of crisps in one go
It is a familiar scenario for many people: you take a bit of chips and
What is PET-scan and what does it measure?
Just like a firefly glows when it inhales oxygen, our brains can light up when functioning with the help of PET scans.
Exercising is good for your brain
Did you know that working out is also good for your brain? Scientific research has shown that kids who do sports perform better at school.
In celebration of 500 Donders Wonders blogs: a look back
The Donders Wonders has reached 500 blog posts! To celebrate, today we take a look back at those 500 blogs.
Blind for faces
Some people are very bad at recognizing faces. How is this possible and what can
Neuroscience is not mind-reading
These days, people seem to be afraid that neuroscientists might be able to read their
Psychopathic traits in the young brain
Psychopathic traits can be present in people with antisocial/aggressive behavior, but also in ‘normally’ functioning
The effects of chronic stress
Succeeding at work, taking care of family, managing a household… Many people are under a
Decoding brain activity
Human vision is among neuroscientists’ favorite topics of study. It seems so simple: put a