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Insects can teach computers to see

Insects possess a remarkable visual system capable of performing a variety of tasks in a three-dimensional dynamic and cluttered environment. Electrophysiological recordings from dragonflies have provided insights into how these visual systems decode and interpret information from the environment to provide relevant cues for behaviour. Here I will discuss how models developed from these experiments can be developed and some of their applications.

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Building Blocks: for Integrated Electronics and Biomedical Analysis

Over the past five decades, the world has made rapid technological progress supported by the advancement in solid-state electronics and photonics.

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The Centre of Light for Life: a new chapter for the University of Adelaide

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From devices to diagnosis: revolutionising reproductive science using light - Dr Kylie Dunning

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