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RUG artifacts in Amsterdam
For the new DWDD museum, Wim T. Schippers lost himself in the University Museum’s depot once more.
Groningen in the Golden Age
Did you think Groningen was ruled by the elite during the Golden Age? Not at all, says Marike Peterzon: citizens had a say, too.
City life unhealthy
A busy city is full of exhaust fumes and noisy traffic. Living in the city can indeed be bad for your health.
1 rat, 100 tests
The RUG uses thousands of rats and mice each year for scientific research. This number could be reduced, says pharmacist Ming Li.
Jedi really do exist
Yoda is not just a little green alien from ‘Star Wars’ that talks strange-ly. His words are supreme wisdom for the adherents of Jediism.
Free riders remain free riders
Do you work yourself silly in group projects while a free riding member sits back and relaxes? Just accept it, says science.
Beer is everywhere
Young people who are sensitive to rewards are more prone to alcohol or drug use, and they ‘see’ that beer everywhere.
How happy is the Top 2000?
The end of the year is nigh and the Top 2000 is almost upon us. But are the songs a happy way to ring in the New Year?
The gift of science
Why do we even give gifts? And how do you avoid going broke in December? Science has the answers to five questions about giving.
Operating on flowers
How do flowers get their colors? Biologist Casper van der Kooi operated on the flowers until he found out.