184
Simon B. Laughlin
Laughlin SB (1989) The reliability of single neurons and circuit design: a case
study. In: Durbin R, Miall C, Mitchison G (eds) The Computing Neuron.
Addison-Wesley, New York, pp 322-336
Laughlin SB (1995). Towards the cost of seeing. Nervous Systems and Behaviour,
4th International Congress ofNeuroethology, Georg Thieme, Cambridge
Laughlin SB (1996) Matched filtering by a photoreceptor membrane. Vision Res
36: 1529-1541
Laughlin SB (1998) Observing design with compound eyes. In: Weibel ER,
Taylor CR, Bolis L (eds) Principles of Animal Design. Cambridge University
Press, Cambridge, pp 278-287
Laughlin SB, de Ruyter van Steveninck RR, Anderson JC (1998) The metabolic
cost of neural information. Nature Neurosci 1: 36-41
Laughlin SB, Weckstrom M (1993) Fast and slow photoreceptors- a comparative
study of the functional diversity of coding and conductances in the Diptera. J
Comp Physiol A 172: 593-609
Lythgoe JN (1979) The Ecology of Vision. Clarendon Press, Oxford
Martin GR (1983) Schematic eye models in vertebrates. Prog Sensory Physic! 4:
43-81
Neuweiler G (1989) Foraging ecology and audition in echolocating bats. Trends in
Ecol Evol 4: 160-166
Nevo E (1998) Evolution of a visual system for life without light: optimization
versus tinkering in blind mole rats. In: Weibel ER, Taylor RC, Bolis L (eds)
Principles of Animal Design. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp 288298
Nicol D, Meinertzhagen IA (1982) An analysis of the number and composition of
the synaptic populations formed by photoreceptors of the fly. J Comp Neurol
207: 29-44
Nilsson DE (1989) Vision, optics and evolution - Nature's engineering has
produced astonishing diversity in eye design. Bioscience 39: 298-307
O'Carroll DC (1998) The cost of seeing. In: Elsner N, Wehner R (eds) New
Neuroethology on the Move. Proceedings ofthe 26th Goettingen Neurobiology
Conference. Georg Thieme, Stuttgart, p 150
O'Carroll DC, Laughlin SB, Bidwell NJ, Harris RA (1997) Spatio-temporal
properties of motion detectors matched to low image velocities in hovering
insects. Vision Res 37: 3427-3439
Rieke F, Warland D, de Ruyter van Steveninck RD, Bialek W (1997) Spikes -
exploring the neural code. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass.
Rolfe DFS, Brown GC (1997) Cellular energy utilization and molecular origin of
standard metabolic rate in mammals. Physiol Rev 77: 731-758
Shannon CE (1949) Communication in the presence of noise. Proc Inst Radio Eng
37: 10-21
Srinivasan MV, Laughlin SB, Dubs A (1982) Predictive coding- a fresh view of
inhibition in the retina. Proc R Soc Lond 8 216: 427-459
Simon B. Laughlin
Laughlin SB (1989) The reliability of single neurons and circuit design: a case
study. In: Durbin R, Miall C, Mitchison G (eds) The Computing Neuron.
Addison-Wesley, New York, pp 322-336
Laughlin SB (1995). Towards the cost of seeing. Nervous Systems and Behaviour,
4th International Congress ofNeuroethology, Georg Thieme, Cambridge
Laughlin SB (1996) Matched filtering by a photoreceptor membrane. Vision Res
36: 1529-1541
Laughlin SB (1998) Observing design with compound eyes. In: Weibel ER,
Taylor CR, Bolis L (eds) Principles of Animal Design. Cambridge University
Press, Cambridge, pp 278-287
Laughlin SB, de Ruyter van Steveninck RR, Anderson JC (1998) The metabolic
cost of neural information. Nature Neurosci 1: 36-41
Laughlin SB, Weckstrom M (1993) Fast and slow photoreceptors- a comparative
study of the functional diversity of coding and conductances in the Diptera. J
Comp Physiol A 172: 593-609
Lythgoe JN (1979) The Ecology of Vision. Clarendon Press, Oxford
Martin GR (1983) Schematic eye models in vertebrates. Prog Sensory Physic! 4:
43-81
Neuweiler G (1989) Foraging ecology and audition in echolocating bats. Trends in
Ecol Evol 4: 160-166
Nevo E (1998) Evolution of a visual system for life without light: optimization
versus tinkering in blind mole rats. In: Weibel ER, Taylor RC, Bolis L (eds)
Principles of Animal Design. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp 288298
Nicol D, Meinertzhagen IA (1982) An analysis of the number and composition of
the synaptic populations formed by photoreceptors of the fly. J Comp Neurol
207: 29-44
Nilsson DE (1989) Vision, optics and evolution - Nature's engineering has
produced astonishing diversity in eye design. Bioscience 39: 298-307
O'Carroll DC (1998) The cost of seeing. In: Elsner N, Wehner R (eds) New
Neuroethology on the Move. Proceedings ofthe 26th Goettingen Neurobiology
Conference. Georg Thieme, Stuttgart, p 150
O'Carroll DC, Laughlin SB, Bidwell NJ, Harris RA (1997) Spatio-temporal
properties of motion detectors matched to low image velocities in hovering
insects. Vision Res 37: 3427-3439
Rieke F, Warland D, de Ruyter van Steveninck RD, Bialek W (1997) Spikes -
exploring the neural code. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass.
Rolfe DFS, Brown GC (1997) Cellular energy utilization and molecular origin of
standard metabolic rate in mammals. Physiol Rev 77: 731-758
Shannon CE (1949) Communication in the presence of noise. Proc Inst Radio Eng
37: 10-21
Srinivasan MV, Laughlin SB, Dubs A (1982) Predictive coding- a fresh view of
inhibition in the retina. Proc R Soc Lond 8 216: 427-459