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Today again one step closer to accessible microscopy 🔬 The openUC2 modules are becoming simpler, cheaper, better 💪🏻 Check out the latest mechanical Z-stage and more! 🔍 #openhardware #openscience #openstandard #openUC2 github.com/bionanoimaging…

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Postdoc position available in my lab, please apply if you would like to study and perturb neural circuits while mice perform complex cognitive tasks. More info about the lab and projects at khanlab.net, or email me. Please RT!

📜 New paper! Check out the recent findings from Emily Baird's lab at Stockholm University on #bumblebee #vision and obstacle avoidance during flight!

Are you currently in the UK? 🇬🇧 Are you a diver? 🤿 Do you like #cuttlefish? 🐙 Then help us filming wild cuttlefish behaviour 🎥 For more information follow this link to our UK Cephalopod Citizen Science Group facebook.com/groups/1772714…

My new paper with Iain Couzin is now out on bioRxiv! We developed a fast multi-animal tracking software, with features like posture/visual field estimation and automatic visual identification. DOI: doi.org/10.1101/2020.1… Home: trex.run

The marvellous eyes of an owlfly, which are split into two parts. The top part is exclusively UV sensitive. The lower part has more sensitivity in the blue-green wavelength range. Probably helps them to pick out prey against the sky.

pls RT, bit.ly/3gWeYV1 6 funded PhD places at SussexNeuro and beyond via new The Leverhulme Trust doctoral training center coordinated by Thomas Nowotny Andy Philippides Paul Graham, including 👁️🧠⛓️🔬💚🦓🐟 projects by Takeshi Yoshimatsu Leon Lagnado and us

Come and work with us!!! Best place to work in the world (although I may be a little biased!!)!

Tomorrow we have the honor of continuing our Sussex Vision series within World Wide Neuro 🧠🗺️ with a talk from Simon Laughlin! Tom Baden

Interested in studying visual processing in natural contexts and behaviors? The Niell lab is looking to hire a postdoc or research associate to join our group. nielllab.uoregon.edu Contact me if you're interested, and please spread the word.

We are extremely excited to share the trailer for our new series... Attenborough's Life in Colour! 🦜🦋🐸 Prepare to be dazzled by the incredible colours of the natural world! Episode 1 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer Sunday 28th February.

Recruiting MS/PhD student in plant-pollinator interactions, with funding. Start fall 21 or Jan 22. Focus on pollinator community ecology/conservation or 🐝foraging behavior. Lab info, incl how to inquire: biology.unt.edu/lichtenberg-lab. Pls RT.

Markus Imhoof used mini-helicopters & high-speed cameras to capture an extraordinary video of a queen bee inflight mating. The ejaculation of a drone bee is so powerful that his endophallus ruptures and he quickly dies [video: buff.ly/3l0ZnqK]

If you're at Biology of Butterflies - Prague 2023 #BoB2023 come and listen to Zahra Moradinour's talk on "Visual adaptation to light micro-habitats in temperate butterflies" tomorrow (Thursday) at 15:00 in the Congress hall!

Well, that's paper number 2 of the PhD out. Using 3D scans, multispectral imaging and spatial image analyses we show how lapwing use local geometry and camouflage to hide their nests. Special thanks to Game&WildConTrust and NERC GW4+ Doctoral Training Partnership for funding this research. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

Size matters! Congratulations Max on yet another fine paper! researchgate.net/publication/37…

Introducing the Entomoscope! 🦟🔬 DIY microscope for getting detailed images of tiny insects in ethanol. Do this: 1️⃣ 3D-print the case 2️⃣ Order parts online 3️⃣ Assemble 4️⃣ Begin imaging! 📸Perfect for entomologists keen on training AI! tinyurl.com/bdh86krz #DIYMicroscopy🐜

I had a great time travelling with Bristol's Ecology of Vision group to the Tvärminne Zoological Station field station in #Finland to attend the #VisionariumXXI conference and present my research on #cuttlefish #camouflage 🦑👀🇫🇮

Congratulations to Alexandre Rêgo for successfully defending his thesis titled "Quo vadis? Insights into the determinants of evolutionary dynamics". Many thanks to the opponent Dmitri Petrov and the examining committee Martin Lind, Tanja Slotte and Jonas Warringer! Stelkens Lab