Biography:I have a BSc in computer science (with a division in mathematics and
in cognitive sciences). MSc in Bioinformatics and Ph.D. in neurobiology from the
faculty of medicine at Hadassah Jerusalem Hospital, Israel. I did all my
degrees at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. I was supervised by Dr. Nissim
Ben Arie in my MSc (published a paper on Math1 developmental transcription
factor in mice) and my Ph.D. under the supervision of Prof. Hagai Bergman (that
developed DBS). During my Ph.D., I studied Parkinson’s disease RNA expression
changes in PD patients’ blood leukocytes in my Ph.D. prior to and following deep
brain stimulation (DBS) on and off stimulus. Published 21 papers a book chapter
and 2 patents. I did my postdoc at UCL Institute of Neurology (London UK) and
Francis Crick Institute studying aging (published in Cell-Reports). I had a
Marie-Curie 2-year fellowship and 3 years Alzheimer’s Society fellowship.