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Reviews theme Brain
What is Trauma? | Lecture and conversation by neuroscientist Sabrina van Heukelum and psychiatrist Derek Strijbos
What is trauma? Where is the line between something unpleasant and something traumatic, and has that line shifted over time? What does this say about our thinking about resilience and mental health?
Are Your Brainwaves Still Yours? | Lecture and conversation neuroscientist Fleur Zeldenrust, philosopher Pim Haselager and artist Roel Heremans
What will it mean for our mental privacy, freedom of choice and personal identity if technology gains access to our brainwaves?
Stress! Modern Plague or Buzzword? | Lecture and conversation with neuroscientist Erno Hermans and scholar of communication Enny Das
Everyone has stress. So it seems. But is there more stress than there used to be, or is the term just being used more often? What do we actually mean when we talk about “stress”? And what happens in our bodies when we experience it?
Psychedelics: Poison, Medicine or Magic | Lecture and conversation with cultural scientist Brigitte Adriaensen, philosopher Pieter Lemmens and psychologist Kim van Oorsouw
Psychedelics are seen as poison for people and society, as recreational drugs and part of a culture or sometimes even as medicine. Learn how our view of psychedelic drugs has changed.
Are We Our Hormones? | Lecture and conversation with neuroscientist Anna Tyborowska and psychologist Lotte Gerritsen
Hormones have a tremendous effect on our lives. They can influence our behavior and our emotions and even the way our brains are structured. To what extent do hormones define us?
Seeing with Your Brain. We All Have Our Own Reality | Lecture and conversation with neuroscientist Floris de Lange and philosopher Nina de Boer
To perceive something is a complex interplay of brain processes. Learn from neuroscientist Floris de Lange and philosopher Nina de Boer and discover: is seeing believing, or the other way around?