Batsheva did her masters work between 2016-21. Her work was on the contributions of various iron compounds on MR signal in a simple protein phantom system for biological relevance. Since finishing Her work in the lab she’s been working as a neuroscientist at BrainQ Technologies in Kfar High Tech planning and overseeing their pre-clinical studies, and presenting their research to collaborators, investors and regulatory bodies. She lives in Jerusalem with her husband and four children.