I recently graduated with an M.Sc degree in Atmospheric Sciences from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. My research focused on the impact of amorphousness on light scattering, especially on semi-solid atmospheric aerosol particles.
During my last year, I won the Shindel Prize in recognition of quality research, teaching, and international research efforts.
Current Research
For my DPhil, I will be working on the radiation-aerosol/cloud interaction. Clouds and aerosols play a major role in climate forcing, as they scatter, absorb and re-emit radiation. In addition, they are poorly represented in current climate models, and as a result, they are responsible for the uncertainty associated with radiative forcing.
