Research Interests
I enjoy almost anything that has to do with Artificial Intelligence, but mostly work on heuristic search, multi-agent planning, automated diagnosis, and using AI for improved patient-provider communication
News
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Excited and honored to give an invited talk in the 3rd workshop on Multi-Agent Pathfinding and an early career spotlight talk at IJCAI 2019.
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Won NSF-BSF grant on safe model-free planning with the amazing Prof. Brendan Juba from WUSTL!
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Accepted paper to IJCAI 2019! Work on multi-agent pathfinding with continuous time. This is joint work with Anton Andreychuk and Konstantin Yakovlev.
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Accepted paper to SoCS 2019 on Variants, definitions, and benchmarks of multi-agent pathfinding. Joint work with 14! authors.
Current Roles
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Faculty member at the Department of Software and Information Systems Engineering, in Ben Gurion University
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President of the Symposium on Combinatorial Search (SoCS)
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Undergraduate teaching committee
Open positions
I am currently looking for motivated Ph.D. students and Post-doctoral researchers to work with me on funded projects in the following topics:
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Multi-agent planning (funded by ISF)
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Diagnosing software vulnerabilities
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Safe model-free planning (funded by NSF-BSF)
