Victor is an assistant professor leading the "Living Matter" lab at the Environmental Physics Department of Ben Gurion University. Victor holds PhD in Physics from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and postdoctoral training at Institut Curie (Paris). 

Curriculum vitae

Teaching: 

• Fluid Mechanics for Biomedical Engineering (3rd-year undergraduate course)

• Mechanics and Dynamics of Living Multicellular Systems (Graduate course)

• Hands-on Image and Video Analysis without Coding: From Acquisition to Quantification (Graduate course)

Mechanical Tissue Perturbations and Their Impact on Cell Cycle Progression

Harsh investigates how mechanical perturbations influence cell cycle progression in multicellular systems.

E. Dov Neimand is a postdoctoral fellow.  Beyond the scope of his current data analysis projects here in the lab, his research interests also include set theory, graph theory, and convex optimization.  Beyond Academia, he's an accomplished expedition sea kayaker, having published two travelogues, If Things Go Right and  Close To the Sun.  It turns out, being alone on the water is a great place to think about math.

Embrace the sea. 

Micropatterned Substrates for Manipulation  of Multicellular Organisation

Prayas is a postdoctoral fellow specializing in experimental biophysics. He unravels the complexities of biological organization at the cellular level. His research focuses on controlling nematic defects within multicellular systems. Beyond the laboratory, Prayas finds joy in traveling and exploring the beauty of nature, drawing inspiration from its diverse landscapes and ecosystems.

Influence of Cell History on Individual Cell Fate within Multicellular Cultures

Sharon, a Biomedical Engineering graduate from Ben-Gurion University, is pioneering innovative tools to track and analyze the dynamic states of individual cells within complex multicellular tissues.