Final Bristol Vision Institute seminar of the academic year! Join Xin Tian (Oxford University) speaking on “Structure-Aware Retinal Image Registration with Gaussian Primitive Optimization” 📅 Fri 22 May, 4–5pm 📍 Priory Road 🎟️ Free, no booking needed www.bristol.ac.uk/vision-insti...

BVI Vision Researchers’ Colloquium abstract deadline extended to Wed 13 May, 12:00. Friendly interdisciplinary event for early career researchers across all areas of vision research. Work in progress and early ideas welcome. 🗓 19 June | 📍 Bristol www.bristol.ac.uk/vision-insti...

Reminder: the abstract submission deadline for the BVI Vision Researchers’ Colloquium is tomorrow- Friday, 8 May (12:00). Early career researchers are encouraged to submit talks or posters from across all areas of vision research For more info and to register: www.bristol.ac.uk/vision-insti...

Join us for an upcoming seminar in the Bristol Vision Institute series with Melissa Gregg on Friday 8 May. BVI seminars bring together speakers to explore cutting-edge topics in vision research in an interdisciplinary, accessible format. Find out more: www.bristol.ac.uk/vision-insti...

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Abstract deadline: 8 May Join us at the BVI Vision Researchers’ Colloquium Friday 19 June in Bristol For more info see our website: www.bristol.ac.uk/vision-insti...

We’re excited to announce the return of the Bristol Vision Institute Vision Researchers’ Colloquium on Friday 19 June A one-day event bringing together early career researchers across vision science and engineering. Submit an abstract or register www.bristol.ac.uk/.../vision-r...

So keen to read THE RADIANT SEA by @stevehaddock.bsky.social & Sönke Johnsen! In the introduction, @helenscales.bsky.social says it's like having the authors "looking over your shoulder and telling stories," an experience I've been lucky enough to get with Steve. Also, COVER CEPHALOPOD 🐙🦑🌊

MOST importantly, I found a single specimen of Macrocilix nr. maia in the unsorted/pro tempore section, the magnum opus of visual ecology

Our Special issue on Visual Ecology in Challenging Environments is out: #coral reef & #deep-sea fishes, #reindeers on polar daylight, #bioluminescence, non-visual #pigments & life in dark caves. Happy to co-edit with Sara Stieb + thks to all contributors! See in Functional Ecology: buff.ly/z5AYxZQ

Listen to BVI member @drmartinjhow.bsky.social and colleagues from @bristolbiosci.bsky.social talking about the function of zebra stripes on the BBC World Service...

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Prof Tim Caro and I both feature in this BBC World Service radio show about why zebra have stripes. Catch it at 8:30pm GMT on Fri 3rd Oct or replay on the link below. @bristolbiosci.bsky.social @ecologyofvision.bsky.social

📣AI for Good: Celebrating the University of Bristol’s National AI Award ⏰ 17:00 - 20:00 📆 4 June 2025 📍 Victoria Rooms, Bristol Join us for our public-facing event and be part of the conversation about AI that matters Book your FREE place: tinyurl.com/hhbh9346 #BristolDataWeek25 #BDW25

We are thrilled to have Professor Geoffrey Hinton, Nobel Laureate speak on 'Will Digital Intelligence Replace Biological Intelligence? '. Monday 2 June, 6pm to 7:30 pm, Great Hall, Wills Memorial Building, Bristol. 🎟️ Tickets: richardgregorymemoriallecture.eventbrite.co.uk #AI #DigitalIntelligence

Registration for this year's Bristol Data Week at @bristoluni.bsky.social is now open! Join us from 2 - 6 June as we showcase exciting data science research through a range of free seminars and workshops. Check out the full schedule now: https://2ly.link/26AmK #BDW2025 #BristolDataWeek2025