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Biography I am an associate
professor at the School of
Computer Science and Engineering, the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem. I am also the scientific co-leader of the Fraunhofer
Cybersecurity Center at Hebrew University, and a member of the Center for the Study of Rationality
and of the Israeli
Center of Research Excellence in Algorithms. Prior to joining the
Hebrew University I was a visiting scientist at Google NYC
(2011/12), where I worked with the Infrastructure Networking group. I was
also a postdoctoral researcher at UC
Berkeley and Yale University
(jointly), with Prof. Joan
Feigenbaum and Prof. Scott
Shenker (2008-2010), and at Princeton University, with Prof. Jennifer Rexford (2010/11). I
am a recipient of the Allon
Fellowship (2011), the Microsoft
Research Faculty Fellowship (2013), the Hebrew University President Prize
(2014) and Rector Prize (2019), the Wolf
Foundation’s Krill Prize (2015), an ERC Starting Grant (2015), 3 IETF/IRTF Applied Networking Research Prizes
(2014+2017+2019), and a Google
Faculty Research Award (2017). I hold a B.Sc. in
Mathematics and Computer Science, a B.A. in Humanities, and a Ph.D. in
Computer Science, all from the Hebrew University (received in 2004, 2004, and
2008, respectively). My Ph.D. dissertation, titled “The Economics of Internet
Protocols”, was written under the supervision of Prof. Noam Nisan. During my graduate
studies, I spent time at UC Berkeley and Yale University as a visiting
student, interned at Microsoft
Research Silicon Valley, and worked at BrightSource Industries Israel
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