Moving your eyes to deal with trauma
Not being troubled by a traumatic experience as a result of moving your eyes. This
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The pain of being a redhead?
Redhead meets dental surgeon. According to some scientists, that’s not a very attractive scenario. Redheads
Dealing with uncertainty in the brain
When we walk around we perceive the world as stable and accurate. This is actually
Eating less? Three tips from the science of eating behavior
Is your new year’s resolution to drop a few kilos? Ideas on what is considered healthy
Living in half a world
Imagine that you are not conscious of one half of the world around you. That
Meeting Sinterklaas: a brain story
It’s ‘present night’ in the Netherlands this Saturday! Sinterklaas will bring presents to the good children. Did
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