Mechanisms of synaptic learning and plasticity
Stochastic models, dynamical systems and data-driven theory for how synapses store and reshape information.
I am a Ramón y Cajal researcher at the Institute of Neuroscience, Alicante (CSIC–UMH). My research uses mathematical modelling and machine learning to study neural systems and develop quantitative methods for diffusion MRI.
My work spans quantitative neuroimaging, computational neuroscience and mathematical methods for learning and control.
Stochastic models, dynamical systems and data-driven theory for how synapses store and reshape information.
Simulation-based inference and machine learning for robust microstructural biomarkers with minimal acquisition time.
Adaptive and agnostic control, scientific machine learning and tools for unknown dynamical systems.
The fourth iteration focused on neuromorphic computing, bringing together 16 doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers for hands-on projects at the interface of neuroscience, machine learning and efficient computing.
Neuromorphic computingGuntersblum, Germany2026Led by Prof. Elisa Donati with a project-driven format combining short introductions, close mentorship and intensive group research.
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Ramón y Cajal Researcher

Master's student