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, and MATLAB programming 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.