Cephalopod Vision Workshop – 10 October 2014 – Napoli, Italy
Research on vision and visual behaviour of cephalopods is flourishing, and this meeting gives us an opportunity to discuss our recent work, and future plans.
Programme
– Eye development and visual function in cuttlefish embryo
Laure Bonnaud, France
– Characterization of visual receptive fields: a comparative approach
Ana Turchetti-Maia, Israel & Brazil
– Behavioral responses to pulses of light in the Longfin Inshore squid, Doryteuthis pealeii (Lesueur, 1821)
Stavros Hadjisolomou, USA
– Development of visually guided behavior in the cuttlefish
A.-S. Darmaillacq and L. Dickel, France
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– Are the eyes the “windows” of an animal? Research on cephalopod vision at the Stazione Zoologica (1883-1977)
Ariane Dröscher, Italy
– Visual and Spatial Reversal Learning in Octopus vulgaris Revived – Methodological Perspective
Frederike D. Hanke, Germany
– Cephalopod camouflage over a changing environment
Nadav Shashar, Israel
– Cuttlefish coloration, its characterization, control and role in camouflage
Daniel Osorio, UK
Open Discussion / Forecast Publication
Sylvia Anton – Frontiers concept and Research Topics
For further info and possibly useful info look at
– for an historical account on ‘Vision, and anatomy and physiology of the eye of cephalopods’
- Provides an annotated bibliography on some aspects of research on cephs biology and physiology carried out at the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn di Napoli (Italy) from 1873 to 1964 – contributed by Ariane Droesher (University of Bologna – Alma Mater & CephRes team)
– for a description on the eye of cephalopods see
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