Tel Aviv University, Department of Theatre Arts

"Actresses Write Their Life Stories Between the Personal and the Public Domain"

PRESENT: THE PERFORMING ARTS

Hebrew University, Department of Theatre

"Imprints of German Jewish Culture in Hebrew Repertory Theatre 1918-1931"

PRESENT: THE PERFORMING ARTS

Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Institute of Archaeology

"Pottery Production Centers in Iron Age Philistia: An Archaeological and Archaeometric Study"

PAST: ARCHAEOLOGY

State University of New York, Stony Brook, Department of Anthropological Sciences 

"Survey of Paleolithic Sites Along the Red Sea Coast of Eritrea"

PAST: ARCHAEOLOGY

Tel Aviv University, Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near East Cultures

"Contacts between the Greek World and the Southern Levant, ca. 1000-538 B.C.E."

PAST: ARCHAEOLOGY

Cambridge University, Department of Archaeology

"The Ager Romanus Antiquus from Bronze Age to Republican Period"

PAST: ARCHAEOLOGY

The British Museum, London, Post-Doctoral Reseach Fellow

"Reconstruction of the Economy of the Chalcolithic Period in Israel by Assessment of Preservation and Degradation Processes of Organic Substances Adsorbed to Archaeological Ceramic Vessels"

PAST: ARCHAEOLOGY

Institute for Quaternary Geology and Prehistory, Bordeaux, France

"Origins, Transformations and Functions of Colouring Matter During the Early Upper Palaeolithic"

PAST: ARCHAEOLOGY

Tel Aviv University, Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near East Cultures

"Hittite Alalakh, Reexamined in the Light of Past and Current Excavations"

PAST: ARCHAEOLOGY

Tel Aviv University, Department of Cell and Development Biology

"Geldanamycin and Its Derivatives - Effect on Intracellular Transport"

FUTURE: BRAIN SCIENCES

University of British Columbia, Department of Microbiology/Immunology

"Characterizing the Iron Uptake Ability of Melanotransferrin/Transferrin Receptor 2 in Brain-Iron Homeostasis"

FUTURE: BRAIN SCIENCES

Stanford University, Department of Neurobiology

"The Role of Multiple Plasticity Mechanisms in Cerebellum-Dependent Learning"

FUTURE: BRAIN SCIENCES