Meeting Sinterklaas: a brain story
It’s ‘present night’ in the Netherlands this Saturday! Sinterklaas will bring presents to the good children. Did
Research
If You’re Happy (and You Know It), Thank Your Gut: The microbiome and depression
In recent years, scientists have identified depression as an important risk factor for heart disease,
How about you doing science?
A new concept is emerging in the way we do science: citizens are being involved
Oliver Sacks: Lifelong explorer of the human mind
Oliver Sacks was a world-renowned neurologist who was born in London in 1933 and died
What causes ADHD?
Why does a kid suffer from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? Are the pathological symptoms
Energy run
Regular exercise can paradoxically help you feel more energetic. How is this possible? In the
Visual illusion: blindness through motion
During the time I spent studying psychology I saw many visual illusions, but motion induced
Experiences of the youngest and oldest participants at the Donders Institute
There are about 64 years of age between Baby Zoë and Mr. Lijn, but today both of
The elegant worm brain
A talk about the worm brain, that was the highlight of my first day at
Meditation and creativity
I am writing a blog but nothing comes to my mind. I stare at the