I have completed an MA in Economics and Statistics at Hebrew University, and earned my PhD in Statistics at Hebrew University. My MA and PhD theses discussed the setting of a changepoint with or without a measurement error in the main covariate, in modeling a survival time. In my postdoc at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, I have been fortunate to work in an interesting environment and inspiring people, and to be exposed to the area of Topological Data Analysis.
In parallel to these studies, I have taught statistics in several departments at Hebrew University.
Now I’m a lecturer senior in the department of economics at Hebrew university.
“I have learned much from my teachers, more from my colleagues and most from students” (The Talmud).