I'm a physicist exploring the boundaries between computation, epistemology, and fundamental physics.
Currently a Senior Lecturer in Electrical Engineering at Braude Academic College of Engineering in Israel, I teach electromagnetic theory, transmission lines, MATLAB programming, deep learning, and mathematical methods in physics while pursuing research across cosmology, Bayesian epistemology, thermodynamics, and the ethics of AI consciousness.
Research Focus
My work spans several interconnected domains:
Computational Methods — Developing GPU-accelerated tools for Bayesian evidence calculation, with applications in model selection and scientific inference.
Foundational Physics — Investigating thermodynamic transformations in relativistic systems and the resolution of apparent paradoxes in statistical mechanics.
Philosophy of Science — Applying Bayesian epistemology to understand belief formation, scientific reasoning, and the institutional conditions that enable rational inquiry.
AI Ethics — Developing frameworks for responsible AI consciousness research, drawing on Talmudic ethical reasoning to address novel moral questions.
Background
I hold a PhD in Physics (cosmology) from Ben-Gurion University, with postdoctoral work at the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics and SISSA.