Julian Packheiser

The paper examines brain correlates of fear acquisition and extinction using multimodal neuroimaging data and identifies overlapping and distinct brain regions involved in these processes.

This study investigates positive emotional contagion in juvenile rats through play observation, finding increased play behavior after observing playful demonstrators without 22 kHz calls.

This study links brain properties to fear acquisition and extinction using multi-modal fMRI data, identifying overlapping and distinct brain regions involved in these processes.

This study shows that pigeon hippocampus and prefrontal NCL process extinction learning differently, with HPC encoding context phases and NCL enabling decision-making and meta-learning.

The paper investigates how stimulus complexity affects working memory performance by analyzing neural coding patterns in avian prefrontal cortex.

This study uses VR and mobile EEG to show that fear in a virtual environment induces greater right-hemispheric lateralization compared to neutral conditions and IAPS images.

This study uses mobile EEG to examine emotional processing in romantic couples during real-life interactions, finding hemispheric asymmetries in brain activity during emotional events.