Dynamic spatial processing in insect vision
Vision Science seminar by Dr Anna Stoeckl, Wuerzburg University
Hosted by Sussex Visions
Monday 14:00–15:10 London (GMT+0)
Recording available
Würzburg, Germany · Hybrid
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Abstract
How does the visual system of insects function in vastly different light intensities, process separate parts of the visual field in parallel, and cope with eye sizes that differ between individuals? This talk will give you the answers we receive from our unique(ly adorable) model system: hawkmoths.
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