I'm currently teaching at Bar Ilan University. I previously taught (with Prof. Anat Rafaeli) a course entitled: "Big Data in Behavioral Science Research"
The course instructed students, especially those without Data Science background, how to answer behavioral sciences questions using internet data.
If you're interested in the course, I'm happy to share our materials.
In the more distant past I taught:
I also lectured at the Machine Learning Summer School (MLSS) 2003, where I gave an introduction to pattern classification.
My first degree is a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Tel-Aviv University. I then moved to the Technion, where I did an M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering. I studied under the supervision of Prof. G.F. Inbar. My thesis subject was "Movement-related potentials in the human spinal cord preceding toe movement". The thesis is available upon request.
I studied for a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering under the supervision of Prof. G.F. Inbar. My thesis subject was "Detection of transient phenomena in movement related potentials". My work dealt with detection, processing and classification of signals in a very low signal-to-noise environment. The thesis is available upon request.
I also participated in the second EMBS Summer school on BioComplexity, BioScaling, Biosignal Interpretation at Dartmouth College.