Excellent Research on Animal Navigation

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Monarch butterflies

Insects with remarkable navigational skills

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How do migratory birds find their way without a navigation app?

At this year’s Ahoi-MINT Festival in Oldenburg, NaviSense PhD student Timo Bunger explored this fascinating question with a young audience at Schlaues Haus Oldenburg. In his presentation “Vogelzug: Reisen ohne Navi”…

Inspired by Honeybees

A team, led by Delft University of Technology, has published a new study in Nature, showing that the way honeybees navigate can inspire autonomous flying robots. Our project leader, Dr. Jacqueline Degen, contributed with her…

NaviGate Receives Official Funding Approval

The Joint Science Conference (GWK) of the German federal and state governments officially approved the funding for NaviGate on 10 July 2026. The new research building…

How monarch butterflies keep their sense of direction while walking and flying?

Our project leader Basil el Jundi and his team have published a new study in Current Biology. The research team investigated how monarch butterflies maintain a stable sense of direction when…

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