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Eddy Reich
Undergraduate student | Agroecology-Amirim Research Program (3rd year)
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Eddy studied physics at TAU and is applying his programming skills to study plant-mite interactions. Eddy joined the lab on December 26, 2021.
Undergraduate student | Agroecology-Amirim Research Program (3rd year)
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Eddy studied physics at TAU and is applying his programming skills to study plant-mite interactions. Eddy joined the lab on December 26, 2021.
Yechiel Shashar
M.Sc. Student
Phone: NA
Email: [email protected]
Yechiel started his research in October 2019 under the co-supervision of Dr. Adi Behar (Kimron Veterinary Institute) and I. Yechiel's main interest is the olfactory and chemical ecology of Culicoides imicola, a biting midge that transmits arboviruses to humans and animals. He focuses on the bacterial community of livestock, which attract these insects. Yechiel graduated on June 2024.
M.Sc. Student
Phone: NA
Email: [email protected]
Yechiel started his research in October 2019 under the co-supervision of Dr. Adi Behar (Kimron Veterinary Institute) and I. Yechiel's main interest is the olfactory and chemical ecology of Culicoides imicola, a biting midge that transmits arboviruses to humans and animals. He focuses on the bacterial community of livestock, which attract these insects. Yechiel graduated on June 2024.
Yinliang Wang
Visiting scientist
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Yinliang obtained his Ph.D. in Entomology from Profs. Walter Leal and Bingzhong Ren's groups in 2014. He is an associate professor at Northeast Normal University, China. Yinliang joined our lab in September 2021 to examine the effect of Cannabis scent on mosquito sensory physiology.
Visiting scientist
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Yinliang obtained his Ph.D. in Entomology from Profs. Walter Leal and Bingzhong Ren's groups in 2014. He is an associate professor at Northeast Normal University, China. Yinliang joined our lab in September 2021 to examine the effect of Cannabis scent on mosquito sensory physiology.
David Ruel
Ph.D. Student
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
In the summer of 2017, David graduated from the Functional and Evolutionary Ecology M.Sc. program headed by Prof. Vandenkoornhuyse at Rennes University in France. He did his internship in the lab of Dr. Colinet where he focused on insect biocontrol. The same year, he joined our lab to study the function of mosquito odorant receptors. In 2019, David published his findings about a supersensitive skatole receptor from mosquito larvae, which operate in aquatic environment. In his last study, David identified candidate indole sensitive receptors in Drosophila melanogaster, which were previously thought to be an exclusive feature of mosquitoes. David graduated in 2021.
David is now a research associate in the group of Andreas Lüthi at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research in Basel where he is involved in a project on neuronal network in the mice brain.
Ph.D. Student
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
In the summer of 2017, David graduated from the Functional and Evolutionary Ecology M.Sc. program headed by Prof. Vandenkoornhuyse at Rennes University in France. He did his internship in the lab of Dr. Colinet where he focused on insect biocontrol. The same year, he joined our lab to study the function of mosquito odorant receptors. In 2019, David published his findings about a supersensitive skatole receptor from mosquito larvae, which operate in aquatic environment. In his last study, David identified candidate indole sensitive receptors in Drosophila melanogaster, which were previously thought to be an exclusive feature of mosquitoes. David graduated in 2021.
David is now a research associate in the group of Andreas Lüthi at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research in Basel where he is involved in a project on neuronal network in the mice brain.
Amir Dekel
Ph.D. Student
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Amir completed his M.Sc. studies in botanics as part of a joint program between Bar-Ilan university and the laboratory of Dr. Victoria Soroker at the Agricultural Research Organization. His thesis examined how physiological and environmental factors influence the olfactory and behavioral responses to host fruit volatiles in the Ethiopian fruit fly. After working in the inspection unit of stored-product pests at the Israeli ministry of agriculture, Amir joined the lab in October 2015 to study the ecological role of mosquito odorant receptors. Amir graduated in 2021 and is now a member of FreezeM.
Ph.D. Student
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Amir completed his M.Sc. studies in botanics as part of a joint program between Bar-Ilan university and the laboratory of Dr. Victoria Soroker at the Agricultural Research Organization. His thesis examined how physiological and environmental factors influence the olfactory and behavioral responses to host fruit volatiles in the Ethiopian fruit fly. After working in the inspection unit of stored-product pests at the Israeli ministry of agriculture, Amir joined the lab in October 2015 to study the ecological role of mosquito odorant receptors. Amir graduated in 2021 and is now a member of FreezeM.
Nevo Weiner (2018)
High School Graduate
Phone: 972-(0)8-948-9865
Email: [email protected]
From a young age Nevo was fascinated by trees and plants, and showed a keen interest in Botany. It drove him to get a major in Biology at Thelma Yellin High School, Giv'ataim. After his graduation (2018) he has joined the lab, where he applies his rudimentory knowledge of the lab by taking care of the mosquito colonies, whilst achieving practical experience.
High School Graduate
Phone: 972-(0)8-948-9865
Email: [email protected]
From a young age Nevo was fascinated by trees and plants, and showed a keen interest in Botany. It drove him to get a major in Biology at Thelma Yellin High School, Giv'ataim. After his graduation (2018) he has joined the lab, where he applies his rudimentory knowledge of the lab by taking care of the mosquito colonies, whilst achieving practical experience.
Lisa Pachulski (2016-2017)
Undergraduate student
Email: [email protected]
Lisa moved to Israel in 2013 after starting medical school in France. She’s now completing a B.Sc degree in Agroecology and Plant Health with a minor in marketing management at the Hebrew University. She’s interested in entomology and epidemiology.
Undergraduate student
Email: [email protected]
Lisa moved to Israel in 2013 after starting medical school in France. She’s now completing a B.Sc degree in Agroecology and Plant Health with a minor in marketing management at the Hebrew University. She’s interested in entomology and epidemiology.
Levana Amouyal (2017-2018)
Undergraduate student
Email: [email protected]
Levana moved to Israel in 2013 from France. She is now studying nutrition for her B.Sc. and is interested in the relationship between this subject and physical activities. She is applying her nutritional skills to keep our mosquitoes healthy and happy.
Undergraduate student
Email: [email protected]
Levana moved to Israel in 2013 from France. She is now studying nutrition for her B.Sc. and is interested in the relationship between this subject and physical activities. She is applying her nutritional skills to keep our mosquitoes healthy and happy.
Alexander Maman (2017-2018)
Undergraduate student (תרגיל מחקר)
Email: [email protected]
Alexander's childhood fascination of nature and discovery accelerated rapidly after being introduced to the wonders of modern molecular biology and insect physiology. He is investigating CO2 receptors in Culicoides as part of his B.Sc in Agroecology and Plant Health and is looking forward to continuing his academic education in the field of molecular biology.
Undergraduate student (תרגיל מחקר)
Email: [email protected]
Alexander's childhood fascination of nature and discovery accelerated rapidly after being introduced to the wonders of modern molecular biology and insect physiology. He is investigating CO2 receptors in Culicoides as part of his B.Sc in Agroecology and Plant Health and is looking forward to continuing his academic education in the field of molecular biology.
Ben Shattenstein
Undergraduate Student
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Ben worked for two years in Dr. Yael Mendelik and Dr. Asaf Sadeh's laboratory as a research assistant in conservation, biodiversity, ecosystem functions and land-use change, insect pollinators and pollination. To pursue his interest in in plant-insect interactions, he joined the lab in September 2020 to characterize the olfactory responses of mosquitoes and sandflies to cannabis.
Undergraduate Student
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Ben worked for two years in Dr. Yael Mendelik and Dr. Asaf Sadeh's laboratory as a research assistant in conservation, biodiversity, ecosystem functions and land-use change, insect pollinators and pollination. To pursue his interest in in plant-insect interactions, he joined the lab in September 2020 to characterize the olfactory responses of mosquitoes and sandflies to cannabis.
Meitar Oliel
Undergraduate Student
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Meitar graduated from the B.Sc. Plant Sciences program at the Faculty of Agriculture. She worked in the lab of Prof. Yuval Eshed at the Weizmann Institute of Sciences where she learned about molecular biology and plant husbandry. Meitar joined the lab on November 30, 2020 to develop the electropalpogram technique in the context of mosquitoes and cannabis attraction. She will no doubt succeed in this perilous experience!
Undergraduate Student
Phone: +972 8 948 9396
Email: [email protected]
Meitar graduated from the B.Sc. Plant Sciences program at the Faculty of Agriculture. She worked in the lab of Prof. Yuval Eshed at the Weizmann Institute of Sciences where she learned about molecular biology and plant husbandry. Meitar joined the lab on November 30, 2020 to develop the electropalpogram technique in the context of mosquitoes and cannabis attraction. She will no doubt succeed in this perilous experience!
