Press coverage, interviews, and features on my skeletal art and conservation work, primarily published in Hebrew, with selected translations into English
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Sharing the science behind every specimen
My work has been featured in national television, newspapers, museums, international conferences and scientific events, highlighting the preservation, restoration, and articulation of rare zoological specimens for education and research.
Over the years, I have had the privilege of collaborating with zoos, museums, universities, and conservation organizations, sharing the stories behind these projects through interviews, articles, and public presentations.
This page brings together a selection of those appearances.
My work was presented at the 25th Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals in Perth, Australia, showcasing the large fin whale skeleton to an international audience and receiving significant interest and recognition from the marine mammal research community
I have been invited to deliver lectures and present my work at museums, universities, and scientific conferences. These presentations offer an opportunity to share the techniques, challenges, and scientific value of osteological preparation, as well as the stories from behind the scenes
Featured in Leading Newspapers
Honored to be featured by CTS Conservation, whose materials played a key role in my largest project to date - the restoration and articulation of Israel's largest fin whale skeleton.