BIO

I'm an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Geriatric Psychiatry, Psychiatry Department at Weill-Cornell Medicine, working with Nili Solomonov.  My research focuses on how learning and memory change in mental illness, specifically in depression and aging, and on the development of scalable, digital interventions.

I completed my postdoc with Yael Niv at Princeton University, studying how context processing is altered in anxiety. Before that, I got my Ph.D. at NYU, working with Lila Davachi (currently Columbia University), where I worked on how changes of context influence knowledge organization in the brain, as well as how predictions and prediction errors shape our memories.  I received my B.A. and M.A. at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, where I worked with Anat Maril on prior knowledge influences on learning and memory.