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The brain that feels the weather in the room

By Siddharth Chaturvedi / 8 June 2026
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The Invisibility of Women’s Health in Neuroscience  

By Lucas Geelen / 1 June 2026
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The Hidden Factors That Shape Our Sense of Fairness

By Guest Blogger / 18 May 2026
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What do fire, magnets, and the brain have in common?

By Vivek Sharma / 24 February 2025
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Why do we always empty a bag of crisps in one go

By Dirk-Jan Melssen / 10 February 2025
Mathematical Secrets of Nature’s Beauty?
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Mathematical Secrets of Nature’s Beauty?

By Francesca Abela / 5 September 2022

Alan Turing was an excellent mathematician and codebreaker. Less is known about his great contribution to the field of biology: he spent the last years of his life developing mathematical theories to describe the patterns we see in nature

What is PET-scan and what does it measure?
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What is PET-scan and what does it measure?

By Ping Chen / 29 August 2022

Just like a firefly glows when it inhales oxygen, our brains can light up when functioning with the help of PET scans.

Making brains work with the 3 T’s of brain stimulation: TMS, TES, and TUS
Research

Making brains work with the 3 T’s of brain stimulation: TMS, TES, and TUS

By Brittany / 22 August 2022

At the Donders Institute, we use several methods to induce or disturb brain activity and investigate its consequences.

Using MRI to study brain anatomy, communication and chemistry
Research

Using MRI to study brain anatomy, communication and chemistry

By Viola Hollestein / 15 August 2022

MRI can give us a detailed picture of brain anatomy, a map of communication pathways, and even a measure of different chemicals in the brain. Read on to find out how.

Measuring brain activity with EEG or MEG: Millions of tiny batteries in your brain?
Research

Measuring brain activity with EEG or MEG: Millions of tiny batteries in your brain?

By Floortje Bouwkamp / 8 August 2022

At the Donders Institute, we use EEG or MEG to measure brain activity. These tools use special equipment to detect the electric current or magnetic field that brain cells generate.

How do we measure brain activity with an MRI scanner?
Research

How do we measure brain activity with an MRI scanner?

By Felix Klaassen / 1 August 2022

At the Donders Institute, we use functional MRI to map brain activity. We do this by measuring the increase in oxygenated blood that accompanies neuronal activity.

Adults experience ADHD too
Fact Check/Research

Adults experience ADHD too

By Ping Chen / 26 July 2022

ADHD is not just common in children but also in adults

Summertime headache: The brain freeze explained
Research

Summertime headache: The brain freeze explained

By Marlijn ter Bekke / 18 July 2022

To prevent the brain from getting too cold, extra blood is drawn to your head, which can hurt.

Coffee naps are more effective than regular naps
Opinion/Research

Coffee naps are more effective than regular naps

By Viola Hollestein / 11 July 2022

A ‘coffee nap’, which is just drinking a cup of coffee and then taking a nap, supposedly makes you feel a lot more energized than a coffee or a nap alone. I have tried and absolutely love it. But how does it actually work?

A glimpse into the making of digital humans
Research

A glimpse into the making of digital humans

By Julija Vaitonyte / 4 July 2022

The term ‘digital human’ has been on the rise, especially in entertainment industry. But what is it exactly and how do you make one?

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