Gregor Belusic
Gregor BeluÅ¡iÄ, born 1972, received PhD degree in Biological sciences from the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, in 2003. His research interests include comparative physiology of insect visual systems and vision in transgenic Drosophila, and his primary research techniques include ERG and intracellular recording. He has been collaborating with the groups of prof. Paulsen (University of Karlsruhe), prof. Huber (University of Hohenheim), and prof. Stavenga (University of Groningen), with whom he has published articles on insect vision. He is currently employed as a teaching assistant at Biotechnical faculty, Ljubljana, Slovenia, leading courses in Animal and Human Physiology and Neurobiology. The Human Physiology practicals include an extensive course in human electroretinography in collaboration with the group of prof. Hawlina at the Eye Clinic, University Medical Centre Ljubljana. He has been awarded the ADInstruments Macknight Progressive Educator award by the American Physiological Society in 2011 for innovations in physiology teaching.