Jamie Carroll Theobald

This study investigates sexually dimorphic visual processing in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, finding that females pursue moving targets while males suppress approach behavior despite similar biomechanical capabilities.

This study examines the morphology of hawkmoth compound eyes, finding they are near-spherical with low spatial acuity variation and lack distinct acute zones.

The paper examines how body size and light environment affect flight speed and saccadic behavior in Drosophila melanogaster, finding that visual deficits in smaller flies lead to flight changes.

This study compares vision differences between Drosophila species by analyzing eye morphology and optical parameters, finding D. mauritiana has higher contrast sensitivity while D. simulans has higher spatial acuity.

The paper introduces two open-source tools to automatically measure compound eye optics from 2D images and 3D CT data, validated on insect specimens.