Prof. Omri Abend
Head of Cognitive and Brain Science department
Research fields: computational linguistics, natural language processing
Safra campus (Givat Ram), Rothberg building, room A527. Office hours: Sunday 11:00-12:00
Academic Faculty
Dr. Anat Arzi
Areas of research: sleep, disorders and rehabilitation of consciousness after head injury, cognition in the absence of awareness.
Dr. Yael Bitterman
Research fields: computational neuroscience, distributed dynamics and coding in neural networks, the neural code of adaptive (and maladaptive) behavior.
Prof. Lotem Elber-Dorozko
Research fields: philosophy of neuroscience and cognitive science, philosophy of AI, experimental philosophy
Prof. Eran Eldar
PhD Advisor
Research fields: cognitive computational neuroscience, learning and decision making, emotion and mood, individual differences
Mt. Scopus campus, Faculty of Social Sciences, room no. 3507
Prof. Yosef Grodzinsky
Research fields: functional anatomy of language, linguistic theory (syntax, semantics), language acquisition, aphasia, individual variation
Safra campus (Givat Ram), Silverman building, wing C, 6th floor. Office hours: Thursday 13:00-14:00
Prof. Hilla Jacobson
Research fields: philosophy of mind, of cognitive science and neuroscience, consciousness
Prof. Ayelet Landau
Research fields: Visual Cognition, Cognitive Neuroscience, Attention Research and Time Perception Research, Brain Oscillations
Mt. Scopus campus, faculty of Humanities, room 1607
Tuesday, 9:00-10:00
Prof. Yonatan Loewenstein
Research fields: neural basis and computational principles of cognitive processes (perception, learning and behavior), neural networks, decision making
Edmond J. Safra campus (Givat Ram), Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences (ELSC), Goodman building, Room 2101
Prof. Anat Maril
Research fields:The relationship between memory and memory awareness, cognitive and neural development of memory
Memory research is, and has been, dominated by the study of episodic memory — the encoding and retrieval of recently experienced information. Significantly less attention has been given to semantic memory — our existing knowledge networks.
Prof. Oron Shagrir
Research fields: philosophy of mind, foundations of cognitive and brain sciences, philosophy of computing
Mt. Scopus campus, faculty of Humanities, room 5506
Safra campus (Givat Ram), Levi building, room 321
Dr. Noam Siegelman
Areas of research: interpersonal differences, learning abilities, reading, high cognitive abilities, statistical and computational modeling.