Tickle – a fascinating yet mysterious field in neuroscience 
Word forecasts: how your brain reads into the future 
The Secret Life of “Aha!” Moments And Why We Remember Them 
The signing gorilla Koko who did not master a sign language
Koko was one of the most famous gorillas of our time, and appeared to have mastered her own form of sign language. But how good was she really?
Replacing brain cells – recent developments and future potential
Scientists have been working on the development of cell replacement therapies for decades. Are we
Seeing with your ears, listening with your eyes: we perceive language globally
You’ve heard of “auditory” and “visual brain areas,” so how does your brain integrate both
Public Symposium on Highly Sensitive Personality
Are you a HSP, a “Highly Sensitive Person”? Is HSP a hype or scientifically valid?
The nose knows: Smell memories
A familiar smell can evoke intense memories, whether pleasant or traumatic. How can a hint of perfume transport us back to a special time and place in the past?
“That’s what she they said”: Can we change language to diminish sexism?
Lots of languages have been scrutinized for being sexist or not gender-inclusive, with some people
Is religion pre-programmed into our brains?
About half of the Dutch are religious. Globally the rate is as high as 84%. What
Food addiction causes overweight and obesity and strongly resembles a drug addiction
Worldwide, overweight and obesity are related to more deaths than starvation. Food addiction is often
The power of power napping
Daytime napping has the potential to improve our daily lives, but how exactly does a
Finding good vibes in Death Metal
Death Metal music may sound dark and scary to a lot of you, but not