Biophotonic Sensing Group

We are excited to welcome Dr. David Dreyer to our team as our new Project Assistant, beginning February 1st, 2024, renowned for his expertise in insect behavior studies and data analysis. Dr. Dreyer completed his graduate studies at Marburg University, Germany, focusing on the neurochemistry of the insect central nervous system, especially the red flour beetle. He earned his PhD from Oldenburg University, Germany, where his research centered on the neuronal basis of the avian magnetic compass sense. Recently, Dr. Dreyer wrapped up a pivotal project at Lund University on the Bogong moth, enhancing our understanding of magnetoreception in insects. His deep knowledge and innovative approach are great assets to our team.