Lab Members
Maya Kaufman
Post-Doc researcher
I am interested in neuronal encoding of speech and its interplay with attention in a multi-talker auditory scene.
Shiri Makov
PhD student
My thesis focuses on prioritization of auditory inputs, and specifically on mechanisms that facilitate ignoring of background noises.
Danna Pinto
PhD student
I am currently working on several projects pertaining statistical learning of pseudo-language, the effect of name familliarity in the Cocktail Party Effect, and spatial attention.
Paz Har-Shay Yahav
PhD student
My research interest is studying the Cocktail Party Effect and identifying neural markers indicating the depth of processing applied to attended and unattended speech and music.
pazhs10Ggmail.com
Adi Brown
MSc student
My research interest is studying the semantic effects of natural language on attention in a multi-speaker environment.
Orel Levy
MSc student
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Shirley Hackmon
MSc student
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Tamar Even-Hen
Research assistant
My research focuses on human perception of rhythm and our capacity to maintain specific rhythmic patterns based on stimuli.
Past Lab Members
Past Lab Members
Galit Agmon
Past lab manager, Post-Doc researcher
Research interests include natural language processing and linguistic attention, using methods such as RT experiments and fMRI.
Anat Kliger
PhD
Research interests: Internally and Externally Derived Rhythms and their interaction with attentional capabilities, specifically in individuals with ADHD and other clinical population.
Bar Lambez
PhD
Research interests: investigating differences in attentional abilities across populations, focusing on aircraft pilots (as an example of attentional expertise) and individuals with ADHD.
Keren Shavit
MSc
Thesis: Characterizing behavioral patterns of focusing and shifting attention on real-life environments.
Nadav Stoppelman
Past lab manager
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stoppnadav@gmail,com
