Anat Dahan

Ort Braude College of Engineering, Department of Software Engineering

Dr. Anat Dahan is a faculty member at the Department of Software Engineering, at Ort Braude College of Engineering. She received her PhD at the Technion Institute of Technology. Her research interests include methods for analysis of biological markers for understanding of neurodevelopmental disorders as ADHD and ASD. Such markers include movement recordings and neural signals of EEG and fNIRS recordings. She studies methods for integrating advances in machine learning for understanding and classifying neural signals and neural connectivity.

Yafeng Pan

Karolinska Institutet, Department of Clinical Neuroscience

Dr. Yafeng Pan is a postdoctoral researcher at Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Karolinska Institutet. His research interests are in the areas of human social interactions. More specifically, his research focuses on how brain-to-brain coupling across individuals tracks (and underlies) interpersonal cooperation, decision-making, learning, and other high-level social processes. He uses behavioral, electrophysiological (EEG), neuroimaging (fNIRS), and neuromodulation (tACS) methods, combined with the hyper-scanning (the measurement of brain activity from multiple individuals simultaneously) technique, to investigate the neural mechanisms that mediate human social behaviors.

Hila Z. Gvirts-Prbolovski

Ariel University, Department of Behavioral Sciences and Psychology

Dr. Hila Z. Gvirts-Provolvski served as a faculty member at the Psychology Department Ariel University. Her main research interest centers on the neural activity that drives human behavior.  Her work seeks to develop a comprehensive understanding of social alignment and its linkage to other social process by combining behavioral research together with neural and clinical research. To address these issues, she also focuses on study social alignment in different disorders associated with social deficits, such as autism, and ADHD.