Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting students from the Nativ Program—an excellence program for outstanding B.A. students in the School of Psychological Sciences.

During their visit, the students attended two lectures highlighting the lab’s primary research domains. Michal Oren, an M.A. student, presented the Nova Project, while Gadi Drori, a Ph.D. student, introduced the Unreal Project. The lectures provided an overview of the lab’s work, shared preliminary findings, and aimed to foster curiosity and scientific thinking among the students.

The visiting students engaged actively with the presentations, expressed genuine interest in our research, and contributed thoughtful insights.