A few days ago a missile hit one of my favorite places: the lab where I spend almost every day of the last 3 years, where I grew up professionally and personally. As Odin said: Asgard is not a place; it’s a people. Where the people are, the science will continue to be. We will rebuild!

It took me so long to feel “back like myself” after my first pregnancy. In some senses, I never did. This amazing mega-scale study by my lab mates researches the dynamics of different systems during pregnancy, and finally gives an explanation to these feelings I had. A must read!

My latest @newscientist.com cartoon

When I was 8 or 9 years old, my father taught me some basic html to make my own website. I don't exactly remember what it was about - maybe about dogs? Anyway, it was very basic, and took a lot of blood, sweat and tears to produce.

As a child I really wanted to be a doctor. So how did I end up a PhD student combining physics and immunology, standing in front of a crowd talking about trashy Netflix shows and toilet tanks? 🤔 Watch it all come together at the talk I gave at the last Azrieli fellows forum.