Melissa L.‐H. Võ

This study investigates how attention is divided between perception and working memory when both domains are simultaneously relevant, revealing asymmetric behavioural and neural effects.

The paper shows that prior scene context influences rapid face detection by shifting reliance from sensory input to spatial expectations.

This study investigates how prior scene context modulates semantic object processing using EEG and computational modeling, finding that incongruent objects have prolonged semantic integration.

The paper investigates if viewpoint effects and scene context effects on object recognition generalize to 3D objects, finding that scene consistency reduces viewpoint-dependent recognition challenges.

The paper investigates how image memorability affects memory decay and cognitive load during retrieval, showing that low memorable images are forgotten faster and require more cognitive effort.