Prof. Shalom W. Applebaum
IN MEMORY OF
Prof. Shalom W. Applebaum
Dr. Arul Jose Polpass
Maayan Shamir
Arik Levi
Nitzan Birnbaum
Yael Aharon
Adi Bechar
Eyal Ben-Ami
Michael Ben-Yosef
Sigal Blay
Tsafrir Brachia
Amir Caspi
Hadass Cohen
Nufar Eshkar
Scott Field
Sagi Gavriel
Liat Gidron
Daniel Glicksman
Roy Kaspi
Phi has a background in genetic engineering and bioinformatics. His interests include synthetic elements for controlling insects and to improve our methods, tools and ultimately understanding of insect biology.
I am interested in engineering insect biology with the aim of building novel biotech tools for genetic control of populations in the wild and in the laboratory. We use synthetic biology and computational genetics to build biotech tools that promise to revolutionize the way human societies can sustainably tackle harmful insects.
1988-1991 B.Sc., Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Medicine.
1992-1995 M.Sc., Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment, Pathogen-Vector-Interaction, Supervisor: Prof. Hanokh Czosnek.
1995-2000 Ph.D., Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment, Pathogen-Vector-Interaction, Supervisor: Prof. Hanokh Czosnek.
Learning the principles and practice of statistics in biological research