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 
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
The tinted glasses of your brain
Did you know that we don’t perceive the world exactly as it is? Neural activity
Oxytocin: a real neuro-hype
According to psychological research from the beginning of this century, oxytocin is responsible for love
Emotions and Memory – Episode 1: Best and worst of emotions
The ability for emotions to influence and help retain memories or information holds for both
A hangover shared is half the hangover
Young people experience hangover as a form of social bonding, which could explain why they
Compassion is more helpful than empathy
Empathy allows us to relate to other people’s feelings, creating bonds. However, when the boundaries