Roger Hardie

This study reveals how Drosophila uses mirror-symmetric microsaccades in its compound eyes to achieve high-resolution 3D vision through dynamic disparity sampling.

The paper shows that a slow visual phototransduction pathway contributes to circadian clock synchronization in Drosophila without requiring Cryptochrome.

The paper investigates how Ca2+-activated K+ channels affect network excitability and sensory perception in Drosophila mutants, showing their role in improving adaptability and reducing energy costs.

This study shows Drosophila can see moving objects with high acuity despite their compound eyes, due to specialized photoreceptor function and microsaccadic movements.