Martin Schrimpf is a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor at EPFL and leads the NeuroAI Lab. His research models neural mechanisms underlying natural intelligence in vision and language, combining computational neuroscience with machine learning. He previously conducted research at MIT and co-founded Integreat, a platform providing local information to refugees.
Martin Schrimpf is a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor at EPFL and leads the NeuroAI Lab. His research models neural mechanisms underlying natural intelligence in vision and language, combining computational neuroscience with machine learning. He previously conducted research at MIT and co-founded Integreat, a platform providing local information to refugees.
Career
Martin Schrimpf studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (PhD, Brain and Cognitive Sciences), Technical University of Munich, LMU Munich, and University of Augsburg (MSc, Software Engineering), and Technical University of Munich (BSc, Information Systems).
Research Scientist at Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 2022 to 2023Worked on research bridging natural and artificial intelligence. Joined after completing a PhD in Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT.