Marieke Schölvinck

Dr. Marieke Schölvinck is a researcher at the Ernst Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience in Frankfurt am Main. Her work investigates the dynamic neuronal signatures of overlapping cognitive processes during naturalistic behavior through multimodal approaches.

• Specializes in fMRI (human and primate) and in vivo electrophysiology (rodents/cats/primates)
• Developed DomeVR immersive virtual reality system for behavioral neuroscience
• Focuses on superimposed neuronal representations and functional connectivity analysis

Publications reveal expertise in neural dynamics, cross-species comparisons, and statistical interpretation of complex brain data. Key methodologies include computational modeling and neuroimaging techniques.