The Scorpion and the FrogAn old Russian fable tells the story of a Scorpion and a Frog. The scorpion, who can’t swim, asks a frog to carry it across the river sitting on its back. The frog hesitates, knowing the danger of playing piggyback with a deadly scorpion. With a smooth voice, the scorpion declares that she wouldn’t dare sting …
While the COVID-19 pandemic has been going on for months now and we are getting into different situations than we are normally used to – such as working from home – many of us try to detect why we feel differently before and after the virus jumped into our lives. But how good are we in detecting the rush of …
In our research on brain development adolescents are typically involved as participants, but rarely asked for their expert opinion. It’s our vision that science becomes better when conducted together with societal partners, including through youth panels and co-creation. The current pandemic presents a challenge to achieve such co-creation, as live get togethers are no longer desirable. Instead of postponing and …
Recently, postdoc Michelle Achterberg was invited by radio station SCIENCE071 to talk about her recent preprint “Home lockdown: Bloom or Boom? Perceived stress as mediator for longitudinal effects of the COVID-19 lockdown on wellbeing of parents and children“. You can listen to the interview here.
Yesterday, Ilse van de Groep was interviewed by Radio 1 presenter Myrthe van der Drift. During the interview, they discussed the recent increase in juveline delinquency, the RESIST project and how juvenile delinquency is influenced by the current COVID crisis. You can listen to the interview here.
Vandaag verscheen er in Erasmus Magazine een interview met onderzoekers Kayla Green, Michelle Achterberg en Ilse van de Groep over het antiracismestatement dat zij namens het SYNC lab schreven. Hierin leggen ze uit waarom het voor het SYNC lab belangrijk is om dit statement te schrijven en hoe ze hopen de komende tijd met actiepunten aan de slag te gaan. …
In a recent episode of ‘Knappe Koppen’, a Dutch TV Show, Eveline Crone explains why adolescents sometimes fail to listen to their parents. The episode can be watched here (in Dutch).