How the brain learns to try harder
From enduring the pain of a climb to enjoying stunning views from the top: artificial
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Seeing and Feeling Music
Sinterklaas has arrived in the Netherlands, thus the time has come to hear Sinterklaas songs non-stop. Often it is assumed that deaf people can’t perceive music, but in fact they can.
What birds have to say about relationships
Humans are not the only ones dealing with monogamous relationships. Birds also have them, more
Hugs are free
At the end of a long hard day at work, sometimes all we need is a big hug. What happens in the brain when we experience touch from other people?
How and why we use virtual reality in science
With virtual reality you can experience the impossible. Where and wherever you like. How can
Why language learning can’t “hold on a sec“
Recent research shows that mobile phones may not only make life easier for families but
Symposium on high sensitive personality summarized
High sensitive personality is not a weakness but can actually grow to be a strength.
Lucid Dreaming: when dreams and reality collide
While sleeping, it is hard to realize whether you are dreaming or not. But once
Neuroscience may improve diagnostics and treatment of mental disorders
Mental disorders are still growing worldwide, and for some, treatment remains ineffective. The diagnostic classification
Replacing brain cells – recent developments and future potential
Scientists have been working on the development of cell replacement therapies for decades. Are we