People

Michael Gilead (PI)

Michael is an Associate Professor at the School of Psychological Sciences and Sagol School of Neuroscience at Tel Aviv University.

Email: [email protected]

Inon Raz (Post-doc)

I’m a researcher in social psychology with a focus on how people engage with digital platforms, and how these interactions affect their emotional and cognitive experiences. My work combines experimental methods, statistical modeling, and natural language processing to explore these questions at scale.

Yhonatan Shemesh (Post-doc)

I study the psychological basis of geopolitical forecasting skills and developing novel applications in judgment aggregation

Avi Gamoran (Ph.D. student)

His research project, jointly supervised with Dr. Talya Sadeh from Ben-Gurion University, utilizes natural language processing methods to investigate processes of reality monitoring.

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=lkonrNMAAAAJ&hl=iw

Maor Levitin (Ph.D Student)

My research focuses on understanding how people reify the social world, using compactional methods. I am broadly interested in questions of self-regulation and free will.

Maayan Peer (Ph.D. Student)

Maayan received her B.A. and M.A. in Psychology at Tel Aviv University. Her research project focuses on the wisdom of the crowd in the context of geopolitical forecasting, using Natural Language Processing methods to analyze and predict when it fails.

PhD Alumni

Dr. Almog Simchon, Assistant Professor, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

Dr. Ann Haberman, Clinical Psychologist

Maor Levitin (Ph.D Student) My research focuses on understanding how people reify the social world, using compactional methods. I am broadly interested in questions of self-regulation and free will.

​Maayan Peer (Ph.D. Student)​​Maayan received her B.A. and M.A. in Psychology at Tel Aviv University. Her research project focuses on the wisdom of the crowd in the context of geopolitical forecasting, using Natural Language Processing methods to analyze and predict when it fails.

PhD Alumni

Maor Levitin (Ph.D Student)

My research focuses on understanding how people reify the social world, using compactional methods. I am broadly interested in questions of self-regulation and free will.

Maayan Peer (Ph.D. Student)

Maayan received her B.A. and M.A. in Psychology at Tel Aviv University. Her research project focuses on the wisdom of the crowd in the context of geopolitical forecasting, using Natural Language Processing methods to analyze and predict when it fails.