Vera Vasas (@veravasas) 's Twitter Profile
Vera Vasas

@veravasas

post doc, computational modelling. i am here to science

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PLOS Biology (@plosbiology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What do animals actually see? Vera Vasas Daniel Hanley &co present a camera system & video processing pipeline that record animal-perceived colors in motion, allowing us to study color signals in their full complexity #VisualEcology #PLOSBiology plos.io/3U79so1

What do animals actually see? <a href="/VeraVasas/">Vera Vasas</a> <a href="/HanleyColorLab/">Daniel Hanley</a> &amp;co present a camera system &amp; video processing pipeline that record animal-perceived colors in motion, allowing us to study color signals in their full complexity #VisualEcology #PLOSBiology plos.io/3U79so1
New Scientist (@newscientist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most animals see the world differently from humans – and now it’s a little easier to take a look through their eyes. Read more 👉 newscientist.com/article/241363…

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It does what it says on the tin: tells you how to build a camera that records in photoreceptor responses, letting you see the world in animal-view colours. Please share, use and adapt our system and let us know what you find! Daniel Hanley George Mason University Mason Biology

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Our camera paper reported as a Science Breakthrough by CNN! cnn.com/videos/world/2… The link to the paper: journals.plos.org/plosbiology/ar… Daniel Hanley

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Animals see the world in different colours than humans – new camera reveals what this looks like theconversation.com/animals-see-th… via The Conversation Daniel Hanley

Michael F. Chiang, MD (@neidirector) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How do animals see color? Fascinating PLOS Biology paper describes a camera & open-source software package that generates dynamic displays. Vera Vasas Daniel Hanley Awesome videos in this The New York Times article by Emily Anthes: nytimes.com/2024/01/23/sci… 1/2

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Now this is something for the books! Bumblebees learn from each other how to solve a task that is too complex to invent. That is cumulative culture.

HHMI | Janelia (@hhmijanelia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🧠Janelia scientists have reached another milestone in connectomics: A wiring diagram of the fruit fly visual system. With 50K+ neurons, the optic lobe connectome provides the fullest picture yet of one of the most important parts of the nervous system. janelia.org/news/seeing-is…

Royal Society Publishing (@rsocpublishing) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s no secret that animals see, hear, and smell differently to humans. Yet when we design experiments to test animal behaviour, we often inadvertently use ourselves as a reference point. A new #ProcB paper investigates these biases: ow.ly/sZIt50SEkNV Joanna Brebner

It’s no secret that animals see, hear, and smell differently to humans. Yet when we design experiments to test animal behaviour, we often inadvertently use ourselves as a reference point. A new #ProcB paper investigates these biases: ow.ly/sZIt50SEkNV 
<a href="/turlminwebs/">Joanna Brebner</a>