Charly Lamothe is a postdoctoral researcher in auditory neuroscience at the Pasteur Institute with nine years of interdisciplinary experience bridging computational modeling, machine learning and neurophysiology. His PhD work investigated how vocal signals map onto auditory cortical representations from both computational and evolutionary perspectives, and he now studies transformations of population sound representations across the auditory system. Trained in computer science and AI with hands-on internships in embedded systems and PKI, he brings strong software and algorithmic skills to experimental neuroscience. Based in Paris, he combines rigorous quantitative methods with practical teaching experience and a knack for translating complex neural data into interpretable models.
9 years of coding experience
Two year's degree, Computer Science, Two year's degree, Computer Science at Lycée Thomas Edison de Lorgues
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Neurosciences, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Neurosciences at Aix-Marseille University
Professional Licence degree SARI - Systèmes Automatisés et Réseaux Industriels, Embedded Computing, With high honours, Professional Licence degree SARI - Systèmes Automatisés et Réseaux Industriels, Embedded Computing, With high honours at Université de Toulon
PyTorch implementation of VQ-VAE + WaveNet by [Chorowski et al., 2019] and VQ-VAE on speech signals by [van den Oord et al., 2017]
Contributions:183 commits, 102 pushes, 11 branches in 4 months
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