James Jonathan Foster

This study shows that negative reinforcement with quinine impairs visual learning in solitary pollinators, unlike eusocial insects, by suppressing exploration and interfering with sucrose perception.

This paper simulates polarisation vision in honeybees and bumblebees using real sky images to evaluate how DRA anatomy affects navigational accuracy with two models of sun position estimation.

This study shows bumblebees adjust their decision strategies based on cue discriminability, switching between integration and blocking to balance accuracy and time.

This study uses electrophysiological recordings to show photoreceptor coupling in the dorsal rim areas of honeybee and bumblebee eyes, enhancing receptive field size for polarization detection.

This study shows that walking in bumblebees increases visual processing speed by raising eye temperature, equivalent to a 14-fold increase in light intensity.

This study investigates how hawkmoths use antennal mechanosensory feedback and vision for flight control, finding that antennae mediate fast maneuvers while vision handles slower ones.