Amos is developing and applying methods methods for quantitative spatiotemporal characterization across scales of multicellular synchronization and organization.
Orit is mentoring students in multiple diverse projects, advising on computational and technical issues, formulating challenging research questions and keeping contact with collaborators.
Alon is developing methods to measure alterations in intracellular organization via microscopy-based high-content phenotypic screening and generative neural networks
Lion is developing a method for visual interpretation of image-to-image transformation models and apply it to understand in-silico organelle localization.
Reut is performing integrated analysis of fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM) and imaging mass cytometry (IMC) in the context of triple negative breast cancer tissue samples.
Itay Erlich, Ph.D. 2021 (HUJI), Methods for predicting in vitro fertilization (IVF) embryo developmental potential by machine learning algorithms of video streaming data.
Noam Tzukerman, M.Sc., 2022, Using unlabeled information of embryo siblings from the same cohort cycle to enhance in vitro fertilization implantation prediction.
Kathrine (Katya) Smoliansky, M.Sc., 2022, Applying in silico labeling via transfer learning as a tool to dissect organelle-organelle spatial dependencies.
Yishaia Zabary, M.Sc., 2022, Bottom up modular characterization of sparse spatial biological networks: applications in cell death and brain vasculature.