The Hidden Factors That Shape Our Sense of Fairness 
Why can’t you remember your first birthday? 
How your brain turns fragments into a film 
Why some individuals are more competitive than others
During competition, we aim to compete with the very best. But not all of us
The neuroscience of transgender identity: Transgender brains match their gender identity
Some people say they are “trapped” in the wrong body: They do not identify with
Your brain is weaker than your body
Your body, for the most part, is sturdily built. Your skin, muscles and bones easily
Living with Parkinson’s
The medication given to treat Parkinson’s helps, but doesn’t heal. There’s still a way to
How to quit a bad habit? Be curious and mindful
Instead of forcefully changing your behavior, the best way to change a bad habit is
If curiosity killed the cat, did satisfaction bring it back?
Satisfying our curiosity can cost us money and time, so why bother? Perhaps feeding our
Teach neuroscience with the Donders Teaching Kit
Researchers at the Donders Institute have developed a kit to teach neuroscience in primary schools.
How politicians use your Facebook to get your vote – and how to stop them
After Donald Trump won the US presidential election, a British company claimed they used day-to-day
Pain: When expectations become reality
Pain is uncomfortable, and we’d all like to avoid it. But before you reach for
Hey, who’s that? Animals recognize their reflection
Some animals can recognize their reflection in the mirror, similarly to what we humans do.