Meike Scheller

The paper investigates individual differences in how people integrate novel sensory cues into depth perception after training, finding reliable inter-individual variations in cue combination.

The paper shows self-association enhances early attentional selection of socially salient signals through automatic prioritization, with benefits additive to perceptual salience.

The paper investigates how visual impairment affects audio-haptic multisensory integration development, finding that early blindness supports optimal integration while late blindness impairs it.