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Powell Hall of Engineering
3737 Watt Way
Los Angeles, CA

I am a PhD student for Computer Science in the Viterbi School of Engineering at the University of Southern California. I am currently working for Sven Koenig in various subfields of Artificial Intelligence (AI) such as Constraint Reasoning, Planning and Scheduling, Heuristic Search and Mechanism Design.

I received my MSc in Computer Science from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. My Master's thesis, The Easy-Factors Heuristic, is in the field of Automated Planning and was done under the supervision of Jeffrey Rosenschein. Prior to that, I received my BSc in computer engineering, with a focus on intelligent systems and computer hardware, from the Hebrew University as well.

Before I joined USC, I was head Teaching Assistant of Introduction to AI at the Hebrew University, and lecturer of AI, From Hardware to Software and Signals & Systems courses at the Jerusalem College of Engineering. Before my academic campaign, I was a hardware engineer at Intel Development Center, Jerusalem. I also served in the Israeli Air Force when I was younger.

Fight On!

You can find an updated list here.

During the academic years of 2009/2010, 2010/2011 and 2011/2012 I was the head T.A of introduction to AI course at the Hebrew University. During those years I guided over 80 final projects. You can find an in-depth report about most of them here (feel free to contact me if you have any questions or would like to aquire the source code).

• "Improved Solvers for Bounded-Suboptimal Multi-Agent Path Finding" @ IJCAI, 2016.     presentation
• "Bounded-Suboptimal Multi-Agent Path Finding" @ USC-ISI, 2015.     presentation
• "Feasibility Study: Using Highways for Bounded-Suboptimal Multi-Agent Path Finding" @ SOCS, 2015.     presentation
• "Online Cost-Sharing Mechanism for Transportation" @ AAMAS, 2014.     presentation
• "Incorrect Lower Bounds for Path Consistency" @ SARA, 2013.     presentation
• "Data Mining @ Telic", 2013.     presentation
• "Easy Factors Heuristic", Software Engineering Colloquium @ JCE, 2011.     presentation (~30MB)
• "Cake Cutting and Affinity Propagation", Advanced AI Seminar @ HUJI, 2010.     presentation (~3MB)
• "Big Brother Project (using OpenCV)", AI4Interaction @ HUJI, 2009.     presentation    source code
• "Low-Power and Pipelined Hardware Implementation of Secured Hash", 2008.     presentation    source code
• "Embedded KVM redirection over IP", with Eyal Dolev and Michal Cayzer, 2007.     Project Book     Project Abstract     (Unfortunatly the source code is proprietary software owned by Intel)