Katja Sporar Klinge

This study shows that hoverflies respond more strongly to looming stimuli approaching from below at intermediate speeds, matching the sensitivity of ventral descending neurons.

The paper investigates sexual dimorphism in sensorimotor transformation of optic flow in hoverflies, finding dimorphic neural responses but monomorphic behavioral output.

This study investigates adaptation in looming-sensitive descending neurons of hoverflies, showing strong adaptation occurs within the neurons themselves when looming stimuli are repeated rapidly.