Almut Kelber

This paper shows how damselflies achieve high color saturation using structural dispersion and pigment loading in their photonic structures.

The paper investigates allometric scaling in superposition compound eyes of hawkmoths, showing an optimal balance of sensitivity and spatial resolution across body sizes.

The paper examines lens transmittance in frogs to assess its relationship with diel activity patterns, finding no significant correlation but suggesting phylogenetic influences.

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.