STAFF PROFILE
Dr Jair Garcia Mendoza
Position:
Research Fellow
College / Portfolio:
Design and Social Context
School / Department:
Media and Communication
Phone:
99255013
Email:
jair.garcia@rmit.edu.au
Campus:
Melbourne City Campus
Contact me about:
Research supervision
- Howard, S.,Avargues-Weber, A.,Garcia Mendoza, J.,Greentree, A.,Dyer, A. (2019). Numerical cognition in honeybees enables addition and subtraction In: Science Advances, 5, 1 - 6
- Shrestha, M.,Garcia Mendoza, J.,Chua, J.,Howard, S.,Tscheulin, T.,Dorin, A.,Nielsen, A.,Dyer, A. (2019). Fluorescent pan traps affect the capture rate of insect orders in different ways In: Insects, 10, 1 - 12
- Shrestha, M.,Burd, M.,Garcia Mendoza, J.,Dorin, A.,Dyer, A. (2019). Colour evolution within orchids depends on whether the pollinator is a bee or a fly In: Plant Biology, 21, 745 - 752
- Guntarik, O.,Garcia Mendoza, J.,Howard, S.,Dyer, A. (2018). Traces: mobile eye tracking captures user sensory experience in an outdoor walking tour environment In: Leonardo, 51, 163 - 164
- Howard, S.,Avargues-Weber, A.,Garcia Mendoza, J.,Greentree, A.,Dyer, A. (2018). Numerical ordering of zero in honey bees In: Science, 360, 1124 - 1126
- Chua, J.,Dyer, A.,Garcia Mendoza, J. (2018). Hot Shoes in the Room: Authentication of Thermal Imaging for Quantitative Forensic Analysis In: Journal of Imaging, 4, 1 - 11
- Shrestha, M.,Garcia Mendoza, J.,Bukovac, Z.,Dorin, A.,Dyer, A. (2018). Pollination in a new climate: Assessing the potential influence of flower temperature variation on insect pollinator behaviour In: PLoS ONE, 13, 1 - 24
- Garcia Mendoza, J.,Shrestha, M.,Dyer, A. (2018). Flower signal variability overwhelms receptor-noise and requires plastic color learning in bees In: Behavioral Ecology, 29, 1286 - 1297
- Howard, S.,Avargues-Weber, A.,Garcia Mendoza, J.,Stuart-Fox, D.,Dyer, A. (2017). Perception of contextual size illusions by honeybees in restricted and unrestricted viewing conditions In: Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 284, 1 - 9
- Garcia Mendoza, J.,Spaethe, J.,Dyer, A. (2017). The path to colour discrimination is S-shaped: behaviour determines the interpretation of colour models In: Journal of Comparative Physiology A: Neuroethology, Sensory, Neural, and Behavioral Physiology, 203, 983 - 997
Colour Vision, Animal Vision, Eye Tracking, Visual Ecology, Digital Imaging, Forensic Science, Invisible Radiation (Ultraviolet and Infrared) Photographic Science
1 PhD Completions1 PhD Current Supervisions