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If you really have to choose, would you rather be deaf or blind? Neuropsychologist Kayleigh Kennedy devotes her intern research to this question.

Neuroscientists at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� have first observed the brain area responsible for the cyclopean eye.

Professor Dr Marcel van den Hout has been elected best promoter of the Netherlands.

According to psychologists, misconduct by bank traders could persist as a problem if fraud cases are treated as the actions of an individual ‘bad apple’.

According to social psychologist Naomi Ellemers, the group process of moral action is underexposed. She wrote a book about it.

A new technology: formulating words through measuring changes in the size of the eye’s pupil.

How do financial companies deal with mistakes? And do employees feel secure enough to report when things accidentally go wrong?

The fifty students on the Master's programme in Contemporary Social Problems have interviewed people in need in Amsterdam.

ZonMw TOP grant for Mirjam Kretzschmar and Vincent Buskens

What is behind the disgust or even violent behaviour that some people display when faced with same-sex love?

Sociologists and theoretical physicists have shown how different social network structures have different effects on overcoming conflicts of interest

Yvonne Stikkelbroek received a grant from ZonMw to research relapse prevention of anxiety and depression among youngsters.

At the ‘Catalysts for Change’ symposium, we will be inspiring you to help youth develop and exploit their talents.

Many social themes require multidisciplinary knowledge: exactly what students will be learning in a new interdisciplinary course on child development.

Marco Boks concluded in 2016 that the marks a difficult childhood leaves in DNA are harmful. ‘However, we now know that those traces can actually help us.’

The reading performance of boys is better at schools with a higher proportion of girls | Margriet van Hek, sociologist at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��.

The new professor of Youth Mental Health Promotion researches the number of depressed adolescents.

Madelijn Strick, assistant professor in psychology and UYA-member, wrote a childrens book introducing the science of psychology to children and their parents.

Young people with a refugee background who settle in a city benefit from a diverse urban culture. They tend to feel at home in their new city more quickly when they meet other young people at festivals, community centres or on the street – people whose interests in music, art or sports they share.

At the OnderwijsFestival on Thursday 9 March, the winners of the prestigious Teacher Awards were announced.