Feeling safe: the basis for healthy brain development 
When the mind’s eye is blind 
Ramadan: What does fasting do to your brain? 
Don’t stress my gut! Stress is as bad for women as junk food
The gut microbiota of women on junk food and stress look similar. The gut is
Scientists read Wikipedia, too
Teachers often warn students to be wary of what they read on Wikipedia, but recent
Emotions and memory – Episode 2: Dealing with emotional overload (Part 2)
In Episode 1, we saw how emotions influence memory by either helping retain memories or disturbing
Your brain on visual illusions
Sometimes we see things differently from how they really are. Here is what our brain
Migraine: More than just a headache
About a month ago I had a migraine attack – which was a strange and
Emotions and memory – Episode 2: Dealing with emotional overload (Part 1)
In Episode 1, we saw how emotions influence memory by either helping retain memories or disturbing
Your Eyes Can Say More Than Words
With eye-tracking technology the eye is thought to give researchers a window into the mind. Curious? Then read, learn, and be surprised.
Pseudo-science – what distinguishes faith from science?
Astrology, homeopathy or acupuncture are all examples of “pseudo-science”. How is pseudo-science different from science,
MagniShoot – An educational game developed in 24 hours
The second Donders Education Hackathon will be held this autumn. There, scientists, programmers and teachers
Adults unconsciously mimic each other’s speech
Children are like parrots, copying how people around them talk. It’s how they learn to