Crossing the threshold of forgetting: The Doorway Effect 
The brain that feels the weather in the room 
The Invisibility of Women’s Health in Neuroscience 
Signs for Hearing Babies?
The new trend, “baby signing,” teaches hearing babies to communicate by signing ‘keywords’ before they can talk. Is this what parents have been waiting for? Does it work?
Childhood stress influences teenagers brain development
Too much stress during childhood may speed up the development of the brain. This may
Are mental disorders brain disorders?
Recently the RIVM made a controversial statement that sparked some intense public discussion. Do we
Impersonations are vocal caricatures
Some imitators and impressionists have the uncanny ability to sound exactly like the person they
Attention versus daydreaming: is it that simple? – In practice
Recap about thought types. Thoughts can be involuntary or voluntary. What matters is what we
Heat makes us more aggressive and violent
The Netherlands is recovering from what was the warmest May in three centuries and more
Donders 200 lecture on “burn-out: more than a mental issue” part 2.
In the second part of this series, we will focus on the story of work-
The false promises of brain training apps
“The brain is like a muscle. The more you use it, the stronger it becomes.” While not false in other contexts, those words aren’t referring to using brain training apps.
Changing the emotions of memories
Anxiety disorders have been proven hard to treat, with many people trying all sorts of
The science behind the Laurel-Yanny debate
Again, the internet is divided over a viral meme: an audio clip where some hear