meike.ramon@unifr.ch
 +41 26 300 7533
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5753-5493

• Collaborateur-trice scientifique FNS, Department of Psychology
  RM 02 bu. S-1.146
  Rue P.A. de Faucigny 2
  1700 Fribourg

   

  RM 02, S-1.146

   

  +41 26 300 7533

   

Research and publications

• Scientific journals
  • Ramon M & Wyss L (in press). Super-Recognizers as an example for innovation in policing through science. [Super-Recognizer als Beispiel für polizeiliche Innovation durch Wissenschaft.] Format Magazine – Zeitschrift für Polizeiausbildung und Polizeiforschung | Revue de formation et de recherche policières.
     
  • Ramon M & Rjosk S (in press). Super-Recognizer in der Polizeiarbeit – Best Practices aus der Entwicklung des “Berlin Model for  Super-Recognizer Identification” (BeMo SR-id). Best Practice Handbook of the EU-Project SafeCi – Safer Space for Safer Cities.
     
  • Ramon M & Rjosk S (in press). Super-Recognizers in policing – best practices established during development of the Berlin Model for SR-identification (BeMo SR-id). Best Practice Handbook of the EU-Project SafeCi – Safer Space for Safer Cities.
     
  • Fysh MC, Stacchi L & Ramon M (2020). Differences between and within individuals, and sub-processes of face cognition – implications for theory, research, and personnel selection. Royal Society Open Science, 7: 200233.
     
  • Stacchi L, Huguenin-Elie E, Caldara R & Ramon M (2020). Normative data for two challenging tests of facial identity matching under ecological conditions. Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications, 5, 8.
     
  • Ramon M*, Bobak A* & White D* (2019). Towards a manifesto for Super-Recognizer research. British Journal of Psychology, 110: 495-8.
     
  • Ramon M*, Bobak A* & White D* (2019). Super-recognizers: From the lab to the world and back again. British Journal of Psychology, 110: 461-79.
     
  • Stacchi L, Ramon M, Lao J & Caldara R (2019). Neural coding of faces is tuned to idiosyncratic sampling strategies. Journal of Neuroscience, 39: 4113-23.
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  • Ramon M*, Sokhn N* & Caldara R (2019). Decisional space affects visual categorization performance – evidence from saccadic reaction times. Cognition, 186, 42-9.
     
  • Stacchi L, Liu-Shuang J, Ramon M* & Caldara R* (2019). Reliability of individual differences in neural face identity discrimination. Neuroimage, 189, 468-75.
     
  • Eulerich M, Theis JC, Lao J & Ramon M (2018). Do fine feathers make a fine bird? The influence of attractiveness on fraud-risk judgments by Internal Auditors. International Journal of Auditing, 2018; 1–13.
     
  • Ramon M*, Sokhn N*, Lao J & Caldara R (2018). Decisional space determines saccadic reaction times in healthy observers and acquired prosopagnosia. Cognitive Neuropsychology.
     
  • Ramon M (2018). The power of how – lessons learned from neuropschology and face processing. Cognitive Neuropsychology, 35:1-2, 83-6.
     
  • Ramon M & Gobbini MI (2018). Familiarity matters: A review of prioritized processing of personally familiar faces. Visual Cognition.
     
  • Pachai M, Sekuler A, Bennett P, Schyns P & Ramon M (2017). Personal familiarity enhances sensitivity to horizontal structure during face identification. Journal of Vision, 17(6):5.
     
  • Papinutto M, Lao J, Ramon M, Caldara R & Miellet S (2017). Facespan - the perceptual span for face recognition. Journal of Vision, 17(5):16.
     
  • Burra N, Kerzel D & Ramon M (2017). Gaze-cueing requires intact face processing – evidence from acquired prosopagnosia. Brain & Cognition, 113, 125-32.
     
  • Ramon M, Busigny T, Gosselin G & Rossion B (2017). All new kids on the block? Impaired holistic processing of personally familiar faces in a kindergarten teacher with acquired prosopagnosia. Visual Cognition.
     
  • Ruffieux N*, Ramon M*, Lao J*, Colombo F, Stacchi L, Accolla E, Annoni JM & Caldara R (2016). Residual biological motion perception in a case of cortical blindness. Neuropsychologia, 93, 301-311.
     
  • Ramon M, Miellet S, Dzieciol A, Konrad BN, Dresler M* & Caldara R* (2016). Super-Memorizers are not Super-Recognizers. PLOS ONE, 11(3): e0150972.
     
  • Ramon M & Van Belle G (2016). Real-life experience with personally familiar faces enhances discrimination based on global information. PeerJ, 4:e1465.
     
  • Ramon M, Vizioli L, Liu-Shuang J, Rossion B (2015). The neural microgenesis of personally familiar face recognition. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 112(35):E4835-44.
     
  • Ramon M (2015). Differential processing of vertical inter-feature relations due to real-life experience with personally familiar faces. Perception, 44(4), 368-82.
     
  • Ramon M (2015). Perception of global facial geometry is modulated through experience. PeerJ, Vol.3:e85.
     
  • Caharel S, Ramon M & Rossion B (2014). Face familiarity decisions take 200 ms in the human brain: electrophysiological evidence from a Go/No-go Speeded Task. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 26(1), 81-95.
     
  • Ramon M & Rossion B (2012). Hemisphere-dependent holistic processing of familiar faces. Brain & Cognition, 78(1): 7-13.
     
  • Ramon M, Caharel S & Rossion B (2011). The speed of personally familiar face recognition. Perception, 40(4), 437-49.
     
  • Caharel S, Jacques C, d’Arripe O, Ramon M & Rossion B (2011). Early electrophysiological correlates of adaptation to personally familiar and unfamiliar faces across viewpoint changes. Brain Research, 1387: 85-98.
     
  • Van Belle G*, Ramon M*, Lefèvre P & Rossion B (2010). Fixation patterns during recognition of personally familiar and unfamiliar faces. Frontier in Psychology, 1:20.
     
  • Ramon M & Rossion B (2010). Impaired processing of relative distances between features and of the eye region in acquired prosopagnosia—two sides of the same holistic coin? Cortex, 46(3), 374-89.
     
  • Ramon M, Dricot L & Rossion B (2010). Personally familiar faces are perceived categorically in face-selective regions other than the fusiform face area. European Journal of Neuroscience, 32(9), 1587-98.
     
  • Ramon M, Busigny T & Rossion B (2010). Impaired holistic processing of unfamiliar individual faces in acquired prosopagnosia. Neuropsychologia, 48(4), 933-44.
     
  • Caharel S, d’Arripe O, Ramon M, Jacques C & Rossion B (2009). Early adaptation to repeated unfamiliar faces across viewpoint changes in the right hemisphere: evidence from the N170 ERP component. Neuropsychologia, 47(3), 639-43.
     
  • Orban de Xivry JJ, Ramon M, Lefèvre P & Rossion B (2008). Reduced fixation on the upper area of personally familiar faces following acquired prosopagnosia. Journal of Neuropsychology, 2(1), 245-68.
     
  • Minnebusch D, Suchan B, Ramon M & Daum I (2007). Event-related potentials reflect heterogeneity of developmental prosopagnosia. European Journal of Neuroscience, 25(7), 2234-47.