Medical student Julia Schepers has known she has dyslexia since high school.
Julia: “If you have dyslexia, you’re no less smart. Your brain just works differently.”
- Students
- Students going the extra mile
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From paradise to enterprise, aggression rules small populations.
- Sense the Science
Imagine living on an island that loses about 90% of its land area due to natural disasters. How would you ensure there is enough space and food for yourself and your offspring? Would you become aggressive? Read how Leon Claessens and his colleagues figured out that in such cases, nature will promote aggression.
