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To increase the level of interaction and cooperation between neuroscientists in South Australia through meetings, visits, shared expertise and collaborations
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To catalyse the acquisition of state-of-the-art research technology through coordinated equipment purchases, development of facilities and shared training in their use
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To diversify sources of research funding through collaborative, large scale, cross-institutional strategic alliances
Lessons from insect eyes for computer vision
Studying neurobiological mechanisms in insect eyes (left) reveals fundamental features of how they detect visual features such as motion (centre). This conceptual understanding (centre) can then help develop artificial, electronic circuits (“microchips”) to achieve the same result (right). Source: David O’Carroll and colleagues, University of Adelaide.