Team

Biomedical Image Computing Lab is supported by a highly skilled and dedicated team of professionals with extensive experience in the fields of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science:

Faculty

Prof. Tammy Riklin Raviv
Prof. Tammy Riklin Raviv
Head of Lab

Phone: +972 8 6428812

Office: 212, Bldg. 33

I am a faculty member in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. I earned my Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from MIT and joined the faculty in 2007. Throughout my academic career, I have been dedicated to advancing both research and education, mentoring graduate students, and contributing to numerous collaborative projects. I am passionate about creating a dynamic learning environment and fostering innovation through interdisciplinary collaboration. My work focuses on developing efficient algorithms for real-time data analysis, designing next-generation communication systems, enhancing AI models for embedded devices. In 2007, I established My Research Lab, which continues to support cutting-edge projects and student development.

Ph.D.

Itay Benou
Itay Benou

Explainable AI for multimodal and vision models, with the goal of improving their transparency, controllability, and trustworthiness in critical domains

Lee Juliette Yamin
Lee Juliette Yamin

Understanding ageing and neurological disease progression from structural brain MRI with explainable AI

Adar Cohen
Adar Cohen

Unsupervised Bias Field Correction via Deep Image Decomposition and Symmetry

Shai Aharon
Shai Aharon

Fine structure segmentation with GNNs

M.Sc.

Thomas Mendelson
Thomas Mendelson

Microscopy Imaging Analysis

Shira Karmi
Shira Karmi

Visual decoding from fMRI with explainable GNN

Rachel Bonen
Rachel Bonen

Semantic image coding

Alon Fainstein
Alon Fainstein

Trustworthy NeuroImaging Analysis

Yuval Meirom
Yuval Meirom

Microscopy imaging enhancement

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Osnat Schefenbauer

DCE-MRI imaging analysis with AI

Alumni

Doron Serebro |M.Sc.; 2025;  Domain adaptation in medical imaging |Currently: ModelCode AI, AI Engineer
Amit Aharoni |M.Sc.; 2025; Deep learning framework (QANet)
Daniel Duenias |M.Sc.; 2024; Hypernetworks|Currently: DID, AI Researcher
Tal Ben-Haim |M.Sc.; 2023;  Advancing deep learning in medical imaging; novel graph neural network method for cell tracking in microscopy videos (ECCV 2022)|Currently: D-ID, AI Researcher & Team Lead
Ofek Finkelstein |M.Sc.; 2023; BMI inference from Brain MRI scans using ML|Currently: Microsoft
Harel Gazit |M.Sc.; 2021;  Deep learning approach for lung CT segmentation of covid-19 patients; implications of an inter-rater bias on the training |Currently: Axon Pulse
Yael (Ben-Gigi) Ziv |M.Sc.; 2021; Stochastic weight pruning and the role of regularization in shaping network structure|Currently: Oxford University, Ph.D.
Roy Shaul |M.Sc.; 2021; Subsampled MRI reconstruction with GAN|Currently: Samsung Israel R&D Center, Advanced Sensor Algorithms Team Leader
Assaf Arbelle |Ph.D.; 2020; Microscopy video analysis - Cell segmentation and tracking|Currently: Apple
Topaz Gilad |M.Sc.; 2018|Currently: Voyage81, ODDITY’s Innovation Core for Vision-based AI, VP R&D ; Advocate for Women in Tech
Ohad Shitrit |M.Sc.; 2018; Accelerate MRI scans with generative models |Currently: Mobileye, VP AI Engineering
Itay Benou |M.Sc.; 2018
Shiri Gordon |PostDoc; 2017|Currently: SeeTrue, Algo Group Manager
Ariel Benou |M.Sc.; 2016; Ensemble of expert DNN for spatio-temporal de-noising of DCE-MRI sequences|Currently: Mobileye, Technical Expert
Mor Adato |M.Sc.; Differentiable joint and color histogram layers for image-to-image translation|Currently: Nvidia, Senior Video Architect