Mathematics · Neuroimaging · Computational Neuroscience

Maximilian F. Eggl
Computational neuroscience & neuroimaging.

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.

NeuroimagingDiffusion MRI · microstructure
Computational neuroscienceSynapses · learning · dynamics
Mathematical modellingInference · control · simulation
Research

Research areas

My work spans quantitative neuroimaging, computational neuroscience and mathematical methods for learning and control.

01 · Computational Neuroscience

Mechanisms of synaptic learning and plasticity

Stochastic models, dynamical systems and data-driven theory for how synapses store and reshape information.

02 · Imaging Neuroscience

Faster, more informative quantitative MRI

Simulation-based inference and machine learning for robust microstructural biomarkers with minimal acquisition time.

03 · Control & Learning

Optimal decisions in uncertain systems

Adaptive and agnostic control, scientific machine learning and tools for unknown dynamical systems.

Latest workshop

Bio-inspired Deep Learning 2026

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, Germany2026

Led by Prof. Elisa Donati with a project-driven format combining short introductions, close mentorship and intensive group research.

My Team

Building a small, interdisciplinary group.

This section is ready to grow as the team grows.

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Maximilian F. Eggl

Ramón y Cajal Researcher

Institute of Neuroscience, CSIC–UMH
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Mohammed Zekri

Master's student

Funded by the AstraZeneca InfectoModelling project · Mathematics of pandemics