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How is it that some people see an object as blue, while others say that same object is green?

Answered by Rob van Lier, editors, translators: Fleur Zeldenrust, Sarah Tjeerdsma, Katarina Koch

What is the purpose of brain research?

Answered by Arezoo Alizadeh, Edward de Haan en Barbara Franke, editor, translator: Katarina Koch, Melanie de Wit, Fleur Zeldenrust, Katarina Koch

Can brain implants read and control our minds?

Answered by Nick Ramsey, redactie/vertaling: Joosje Kist, Marina Boon, Katarina Koch

Are emotions experienced in the heart or the brain?

Answered by Roël Vrooman, Editor, Translator: Marina Boon, Björn van der Haas

Do colours appear the same to everyone?

Answered by Eelke Spaak, Editor, Translator: Marina Boon, Björn van der Haas

Does neuroscience provide better explanations for behaviour than psychology?

Answered by Juraj Bevandic, Editor, Translator: Natascha Roos, Björn van der Haas