PhD Thesis My PhD thesis aims to examine the role of vision in animals capable of colour change, and how this ability to change colour aids in camouflage. I am specifically looking at the role vision plays in allowing animals
Jim Galloway
Sam Green
PhD Thesis My project investigates camouflage, colour change and transparency in chameleon prawns from the perspectives of modelled predator (fish) vision. My aim is to understand the function and mechanisms of colour change, and implications for within-species diversity and life
Emmanuelle Briolat
I am a postdoctoral researcher working on visual signalling and anti-predator strategies, with a special interest in visual communication in Lepidoptera. In my current role in Martin Stevens’ Sensory Ecology and Evolution lab, I am investigating the relative benefits of
Martin Stevens
My work covers sensory ecology and evolution, especially vision and adaptive coloration. Please visit my lab page for more information. The research conducted in my group and with our collaborators covers a broad range of areas, including: animal vision, in