Stefanie Meliß

The paper investigates how curiosity and monetary incentives affect memory encoding and neural activation during incidental learning of dynamic stimuli using fMRI and behavioral experiments.

This study investigates how curiosity and monetary incentives influence memory consolidation through changes in midbrain-hippocampal resting-state functional connectivity during learning.

The paper investigates how task difficulty and reward affect task enjoyment and striatal activation, finding intrinsic motivation for near-impossible tasks without extrinsic rewards.

The paper introduces a Naturalistic Neuroimaging Database (NNDb) with movie-watching fMRI data to study brain function under ecological conditions.