Following a BA in Cognitive Science and Linguistics, I completed a PhD in Computational Neuroscience through the ELSC PhD Program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. My research focuses on perceptual memory in individuals with dyslexia and in the general population. Specifically, I study how prior exposure to visual and auditory stimuli influences current perception, how these effects depend on the statistical properties of the stimuli, and how learning processes differ between individuals with and without dyslexia.