Paolo Muratore is a postdoctoral researcher with eight years of interdisciplinary experience at the intersection of visual neuroscience, machine learning, and theoretical physics. He holds a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from SISSA and has worked on NeuroAI projects comparing biological and computer vision, now studying latent dynamics of neural populations at EPFL's Mackenzie Mathis Lab. Trained in theoretical and mathematical physics, he brings quantitative rigor to computational modelling, brain-imaging pipelines, and diffusion-based decoding of neural data. A recipient of competitive fellowships and summer schools (MIT Brain Minds Machine, SSAS, EITN), he pairs deep academic credentials with hands-on ML tool development and a persistent curiosity for fluid simulations. Colleagues describe him as equally at home probing rat visual cortex or adapting deep nets to explain biological representations.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Master's degree, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics at Sapienza Università di Roma
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Cognitive Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Cognitive Science at SISSA
High School Diploma, Physics, 100 / 100 Cun Laudae, High School Diploma, Physics, 100 / 100 Cun Laudae at Liceo Scientifico Bruno Toushek
This is the repository for code associated to the paper: "Target spiking patterns enable efficient and biologicallyplausible learning for complex temporal tasks" (published in PlosONE at: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0247014).
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