Moshe Roseman-Shalem
Moshe is a PhD candidate in the Computational Neuropsychiatry lab. He received his MD degree from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem after completing an internship at Hadassah Medical Center. Moshe has a rich experience in data analysis of various types, including working as an analyst at the bioinformatics unit of the university during his medical studies before turning to neuroscience. Moshe is interested in human social functions and dedicates his research to cognitive social networks, using fMRI to understand how we keep track of the different people in our life and the connections between them. When not in the lab, Moshe enjoys all kinds of music, playing the piano and watching movies.
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