M. A. Diaz
Mauricio A. Diaz, by the Rhine in Cologne

Postdoctoral researcher

Mauricio A. Diaz

I am a physicist working at the intersection of computational neuroscience and artificial intelligence. As a postdoctoral researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Resilience Research in Mainz, I develop neural-circuit models to investigate how stress shapes learning, adaptation and resilience.

More broadly, I am interested in how plasticity, neuromodulation and internal states regulate learning and adaptive behaviour.

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Modelling chronic stress as excitation–inhibition perturbation in recurrent working-memory networks

Diaz, M. A., Beyer, M. A., Hesse, J.

Under revision at PLOS Computational Biology · 2026

hep-aid: A Python library for sample efficient parameter scans in beyond the Standard Model phenomenology

Diaz, M. A., Dasmahapatra, S., Moretti, S.

Preprint · 2024

Bayesian active search on parameter space: a 95 GeV spin-0 resonance in the (B−L)SSM

Diaz, M. A., Cerro, G., Dasmahapatra, S., Moretti, S.

SciPost Physics Core 8(4), 068 · 2024

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Recently attended

July 2026

Neuromatch Academy — NeuroAI

Course — Course project combining gradient-based and Hebbian learning rules in recurrent networks.

Online

May 20–22, 2026

9th Biennial Meeting of the Rhine-Main Neuroscience Network (rmn²)

Poster — Modelling chronic stress in recurrent working-memory networks.

Oberwesel, Germany

Oct 13–15, 2025

The Göttingen Cognition Forum: Curiosity & Interaction

Poster — Information-theoretic approaches to capture resilience in neural data.

Göttingen, Germany