I am a Ph.D. student at the University of Haifa under the guidance of Prof. Anna Zamansky and Prof. Ilan Shimshoni. My research is focused on developing methods for automated landmark detection in animals and finding applications for landmark-based approaches in human-computer-animal interactions.

My primary goal is to develop explainable tools that deepen our understanding of animal behaviour and enhance animal well-being. Through collaborations with animal researchers, I've developed systems that enable automated motion tracking in cats and dogs (including subtle facial movements) and the classification and interpretation of signals in animal behaviour.

I have 4 years of hands on experience with deep learning and machine learning algorithms, computer vision, data science and signal processing.