Team
Hanna Keren, PhD
Principle Investigator
Did her Postdoc at the National Institute of Mental Health (at the NIH, Bethesda USA)
Gained expertise in: Human-Machine-Interfaces | computational modeling of mood | fMRI | reward processing | research in clinical depression
Did her PhD at the Technion
During this time she gained expertise in:
neural networks | closed-loop algorithms | electrophysiology | signal processing |
neural controllability
Hanna.keren@biu.ac.il
Boaz Harel
Head of Technology
boazrl88@gmail.com
Haya David
Budgets & administration
meron51@gmail.com
Kirill Vasilchenko
MD-PhD
Postdoctoral researcher
Dr. Vasilchenko is a clinical psychiatrist who is developing novel AI algorithms for diagnosing psychiatric disorders
Shir Galin
Medical psychologist
pre-PhD student
Shir is studying the underlying relations of heart rate, psychosomatics and biofeedback, with mood and depression
Anton Cooper
Mechanical Engineer
PhD student
Anton is coming from a wide expertise in aeronautics control to develop EEG BCI and study human control of neural activity and perception
Anna Shepelenko, PhD in Cognitive Economics
Visiting PhD student
Anna is studying arousal, EEG and physiology in relation to decision making, and she chose our lab for her international PhD internship, where she will study fMRI analyses during mood transitions.
Souvik Roy
Electrical engineer
Intern in the lab
Works on the relation between heart-rate and mood changes
Johana Boukris
Electrical engineering undergrad student
Project title: “Do I feel it with my heart- Heart rate relations to mood transitions”
Shay Hodeda
Electrical engineering undergrad student
Project title: “Do I feel it with my heart- Heart rate relations to mood transitions”
Maryana Khazni
Electrical engineering undergrad student
Project title: “modeling multiple mood transitions”
Nirvana Ibrahim
Electrical engineering undergrad student
Project title: “modeling multiple mood transitions”
Loren Tzveniashvily
Electrical engineering undergrad student
Project title: “Real-time EEG and mood changes”
Michal Shkolnik
Electrical engineering undergrad student
Project title: “Real-time EEG and mood changes”
