With this series of experiences we introduce the people of the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition, and Behaviour.
The life of
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It was difficult for me to find a topic that matched my interests.
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I think it must be the aim to understand what makes us who we are.
Boyd van Reijmersdal
PhD candidate
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Do not forget to enjoy the little things. Sometimes everything feels like too much, too fast, and too overwhelming, making it easy to overlook the things you are proud of.
Colette Reniers
PhD candidate
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I wish I had known that this whole PhD journey is really about learning and diving into a topic you love
Emma Heling
PhD candidate
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A PhD is a marathon not a sprint, so celebrate your small win and be optimistic.
Feyisayo Olalere
PhD candidate
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I suppose I always wanted to be a researcher, I just didn’t know it yet.
Floris van Wettum
PhD candidate
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I learned that I shouldn’t compare myself to others.
Francesca Abela
PhD candidate
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I loved the Netherlands, Nijmegen and the university here a lot and was also very interested in research and neuropsychology.
Franziska Goltz
PhD candidate
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Work hard, but play even harder. Academic and professional learning opportunities continuously come and go, but the world and people around us are in constant flux.
Haras Mhmud
PhD candidate
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This new position perfectly aligns with my interests.
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In practice my work days depend a lot on the type of experiments I am doing.
Jasmin Steudler
PhD candidate
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Luckily, I was doing well enough so they decided to take me on as a PhD student, and I’m very happy with this position.
Lennart Oblong
PhD candidate
