Laurine Marty
spiking neural network, PhD TU Wien, NeuroAI, Connectivity, Computational neurosciences

Hi there !
I’m a PhD student in the NeuroAI team at the Machine Learning Research Unit at TU Wien, where I’ve been working since September 2025 under the supervision of Guillaume Bellec . My research sits at the intersection of machine learning and neuroscience, with a focus on how deep learning can be adapted to better understand brain mechanisms.
I’m particularly interested in how theoretical neuroscience studies the dynamical organization of neural activity, and how latent dynamics relate to circuit structure and task complexity. My current project aims to infere causality, from electrophysiological spiking data, at different scales : between two neurons (anatomical) or between two populations (functional).
I would be pleased to chat about anything manifolds-related (or even loosely related, or not related at all), feel free to reach out, the contact button is just here.