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 
What do twins tell us about the rest of us?
Meeting twins you might be dazzled by their similarity or surprised by their differences. Scientists
Attention versus daydreaming: is it that simple?
“I have a lot of trouble focusing. I have too many thoughts. I can’t seem
Languages from Scratch
We know of over 10 brand-new languages that are still being developed! And all of them are sign languages. Check out the map, find the brand-new languages and learn more about them.
Donders 200 lecture ‘Burn-out: more than a mental matter’, part 1
During the Donders 200 lecture on burn-out, neuroscientist Erno Hermans, organisational psychologist Debby Beckers, and
The concern about a (un)healthy mind in prison
Prisoners should reflect on their past mistakes and learn how to become better citizens. But
Using expressions to streamline your conversations
Using expressions like to kick the bucket makes language easier to understand and faster to
Instagram: The Good, the Bad, and the Selfie
Various forms of social media have long been suspected as potential dangers to the mental health of users. Is Instagram an exception or a notable culprit?
Does playing background music improve or impair your focus?
Some of us always work with background music, some of us can’t. Let’s shed some
The birth control pill influences brain and behavior
To take a pill every day: it’s an important contraceptive used by millions of women.
What goes up must come down: The science of brain rhythms
Rhythms are all around us. If you’re listening to music right now, it probably has