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Our research is concerned with unraveling the behavioural mechanisms that underpin spatial cognition, those fundamental processes that allow animals to navigate effectively through their own particular habitats. We use theoretical and empirical approaches to answer questions that range from studying the senses that are used to obtain information on the local surroundings, through to exploring how this information is learned, remembered and recalled to enable efficient navigation.
We are based at the Department of Zoology, University of Oxford, and are part of the Oxford Navigation Group.
