
David Yogev
Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Medicine
David Yogev, MD, graduated from Tel Aviv University's Faculty of Medicine in 2023. Dr. Yogev served as an anatomy teaching assistant at Tel-Aviv University's Faculty of Medicine. He has been working as a project manager and researcher at Sheba Medical Center's Engineering Medical Research Laboratory (EiM Lab) since 2016, specializing in creating 3D models for clinical and research purposes. Dr. Yogev co-founded "Shalev" VR Education, an innovative platform for medical education using virtual reality. Additionally, Dr. Yogev serves as a lecturer at Tel Aviv University. During his medical internship, he was selected for the 'Nitsanim' program at Sheba Medical Center, an excellence initiative for exceptional medical interns. As a part of the Israeli Air Force medical team, Dr. Yogev also serves as an active reserve member, providing assistance during the Turkish earthquake relief effort in 2023.

Shai Tejman-Yarden
Sheba Medical Center, Engineering Medical Research lab
Dr. Shai Tejman-Yarden, was born and raised in Jerusalem and graduated from the Hebrew University Medical School in 1995. He joined the Israeli Defense Forces as a base medical officer in the Air Force, later becoming a flying cadet physician. After completing his mandatory service in 2000, Dr. Tejman-Yarden joined the pediatric service at Soroka University Medical Center, where he completed his residency in 2007. In 2008, he earned a Master's in BioMedical Engineering from Ben Gurion University.In 2008, Dr. Tejman-Yarden began his fellowship in pediatric cardiology and electrophysiology. In 2012, he started serving as an attending physician at the Edmund and Lily Safra Congenital Heart Center in Sheba Medical Center. Since 2015, he has been leading the lab for engineering medical research in the Safra Congenital Heart Center. Since 2022, he has worked in the bioengineering hub at the ARC Innovation Center at Sheba Medical Center.
This Methods Collection is dedicated to advancing virtual and augmented reality techniques in the biomedical field. We aim to showcase cutting-edge methodologies that have the potential to revolutionize healthcare, medical training, and research. This collection will be a valuable resource for the research community by providing insights into innovative applications and approaches that bridge the gap between technology and medicine.
From Psyrreal to Routine Realms: Psychedelic replications and placebo controls in virtual reality
Madis Vasser*1
1University of Tartu, Institute of Computer Science