Dr Corina Logan is an expert on the processes that lead to intelligence, in organisms, with expertise in comparative psychology and zoology at the University of Cambridge.

Dr. Logan explores fundamental questions about the evolution of brain, size, behav- ioural flexibility, and complex cognition, to understand how species adapt to and invade novel environments. She hypothesized that birds that forage on animals fleeing from the front of army ant raids might have developed behavioral and cognitive adaptations for flexibly tracking ants in space and time, hence, creating a new system for investigating memory.