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Explaining Dutch tallness
One RUG graduate worked together with LifeLines to find out how the Dutch became the tallest people in the world.
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Distracting cats
How do you avoid watching cat videos when you should be writing your master’s thesis? Ioanna Katidioti has tips.
Suffering for a good cause
A cream made with red chili peppers causes a burning sensation, and Marten Harbers used it to simulate neuralgia.
Sad for seal pups
RUG professor Groothuis fears for his seal pup research in the Dollard area now that a new seal rescue has opened.
'Keep elderly on the roads'
Elderly people on the roads does not make traffic safer, but taking away their driver’s license will not solve it, says Dick de Waard.
Famelab finale
The winners of the Famelab qualifying rounds in Groningen competed on Friday in Utrecht for a spot in the finale .
Bachelor's thesis in Science
Chemistry bachelor’s student Marieke Veenstra has a publication in the top-class journal Science – after only three months in the lab.
Milky Way particle shower
Super fast particles that bombard the earth mainly originate from our own galaxy, but what makes them so fast?
Famelab: 3 minutes is short
Do you know why you should clean up your room or how the Internet actually works? Famelab explains in three minutes.
Gravitational waves detected
The entire Van Swinderen Institute gathered together for the moment: gravitational waves have been detected.
Happy yet antisocial
Serotonin is known as the ‘happy hormone’, but it can also make you less friendly.