Wolf De Wulf
a headshot of me

PhD Student

University of Edinburgh

I study how neural networks in the brain perform computation.
I work on open-source software for neuroscience.
I was a NeuroAI intern at CSHL.
I was a NeuroRSE intern at the Flatiron Institute.
I run a lot.

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What you are seeing here is a visualisation of one of our lab mice foraging for crumbs in a two-dimensional environment. The appearing coloured dots represent the spikes of an artificial grid cell, typically found in the medial entorhinal cortex. A big part of my PhD project consists of trying to understand how these cells might be involved in spatial computations.
Generated using the amazing RatInABox package by George et al (2024).