Lab for

BEHAVIOR, PERSONALITY & WELL-BEING

COMPUTATIONAL POSITIVE NEUROSCIENCE

Hebrew University

We use machine-learning to study positive Neuroscience in animals and in humans.

By using theory and friendly experiments to understand personality, behavior, hierarchy, communication, social learning, and much more, we hope to make the world happier for everybody.

Drop us a line if you would like to join us!

Selected

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Our Group

Oren Forkosh, Stoyo Karamihalev, Simone Roeh, Uri Alon, Sergey Anpilov, Chadi Touma, Markus Nussbaumer et al. "Identity domains capture individual differences from across the behavioral repertoire." Nature Neuroscience (2019): 1-6.

הרצאה בנעלי בית | על התנהגות, אישיות, אושר ופיזיקה

מדע גדול בקטנה: עכבר באישיותו יחיה

הארץ: בינה מלאכותית מסייעת לבני האדם להבין את בעלי החיים

המערכת שתזהה אם הפרה מאושרת

שלושה שיודעים, כאן תרבות: אישיות של דג

עכברים עם אופי

ynet: אופי של עכבר: פותח מבחן אישיות לבעלי חיים

בן וקובי פרג׳, גל״צ: על אושר בפרות

Social Dynamics

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מועשרים

גם עכברים מתמודדים עם אתגרים חברתיים

A molecule for making friends

Mouse groups reveal complex relationships: Mice living together exhibited a social structure based on multiple-level interactions

Individual differences in mice

MPI: Individual differences in mice

JPost: New behavior analysis AI tech allows you to improve a cow's 'moood'

We are looking for exceptional PostDocs and PhD students to come and join us!

If you are interested in positive psychology, don't mind dirtying your hands with code and mathematics, good at building things, and love animals then

drop us a line at oren.forkosh@mail.huji.ac.il

Oren Forkosh

Oren Forkosh

principal investigator

I did my undergraduate in physics and mathematics at the Hebrew University and later moved to the Weizmann Institute, for my masters, to study computer science and do lots of machine learning. I continued at the Weizmann Institute for my PhD in neuroscience and focused on social behaviour. Later, I did my postdoc at the Max-Planck Institute for Ornithology and the Max-Planck Institute for Psychiatry.