Educational History
| Johns
Hopkins University |
October 1999 - October
2005 |
Post-doctoral research in the psychophysics and control-theoretic aspects of motor learning. Advised by Dr. Reza Shadmehr of the Department of Biomedical Engineering
| Hebrew University of Jerusalem | October 1992 - October 1999 |
Doctoral program in Computational Neursocience. My doctoral research was conducted in the laboratory of Eilon Vaadia in the Department of Physiology on the subject of cortical control of bimanual coordination.
| Hebrew University of Jerusalem | October 1989 - July 1990 |
Graduate studies in Mathematics
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology | September 1985 - June 1988 |
Awarded Bachlor of Science in Mathematics, June, 1988.
| Deep Springs College | June 1983 - June 1985 |
Deep Springs is an unusual alternative educational opportunity with a student body of 24. It provides an educational approach combining manual labor with academics and the acceptance of a community with the acceptance of responsibility for that community.
| University of Illinois | June 1982 - June 1983 |
Concurrent with completion of High School
High School Education
| University Laboratory High School - Urbana, Illinois | August 1979 - June 1983 |
Academic Honors and Scholarships
National Merit Scholarship, 1983-7Home
Deep Springs Scholarship, 1983-5
American Friends of Hebrew University, 1989-90
Clore Fellow, 1994-1997
Johns Hopkins Department of Biomedical Engineering Distinguished Postdoc, 1999-2001
National Research Sevice Award, NIH, 2001-2002