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Dina Recanati School of Medicine M.D.
Research and Teaching Expertise
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Neuroscience -
Physiological Psychology
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I am a neurobiologist specializing in human memory research, and an instructor of neuroscience and biology. I previously worked in psychoneuroimmunology studying how exposure to stress early in life alters immune and nervous system interaction, and how individual differences predict vulnerability or resilience to these changes. More recently, I have expanded my research scope to study human brain-behavior interaction. Currently, I am focusing on human memory, and my research encompasses electrophysiological approaches. In addition to basic research, I have worked on developing interventions for cognitive rehabilitation and training, specifically investigating the enhancement of early memory consolidation via neurofeedback and non-invasive brain stimulation.
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Batashvili, M., Israel, B. H., Levy, D. A., & Shtoots, L. (2026). Effects of theta tACS on tactile texture memory consolidation. International journal of psychophysiology : official journal of the International Organization of Psychophysiology, 220, 113318. Advance online publication.
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חדש מהבינתחומי: תרגול פשוט ישפר את שמירת הזיכרונות