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Dr. Ofir Levy
Senior Lecturer School of Zoology, Faculty of Life Sciences Tel-Aviv University email: levyofi@gmail.com CV |
Graduate Students
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Gavin Stark
Ph.D. student I am interested in the effect of global warming on the life-history of lizards, specifically species living in extreme environments, such as deserts. My study area is located in the Dead Sea Region in eastern Israel. I have completed my MS.c. degree in Shai Meiri lab's on the subject of "Aspects of Tetrapod's Longevity". email Research Gate Google Scholar |
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Stav Brown
Ph.D. student I am interested in research of creatures that can give you a nasty bite. My research is about the winter ecology and physiology of lizards. In my previous research I have studied flight in beetles. I have also participated in conducting rodents populations surveys for The Israel Nature and Parks Authority. In general, interested in; exotic pets, art, video games, martial arts and horseback riding. |
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Ronny Lark
M.Sc. student Voted most likely to end up on the back of a milk box. House sigil is a crested lark (Galerida cristata) with a crown. My research will compare the efficiency of various climate downscaling models in predicting microclimates based on small scale data gathered in Israel. |
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Michael Moses
M.Sc. student I study the effect of climate on the abundance of insects across climatic gradients in Israel, and how climate change may impact populations of insectivores. I'm also a Teaching Assistant in the Advanced Vertebrates course. In general, interested in cool science, cooking and traveling. |
Undergraduate Students
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Omer Zlotnik
B.Sc. student I study the effects of global warming on North-American lizards and the potential of vegetation cover to serve as a biological buffer for these impacts. In my study, I use biophysical models to assess the importance of climbing trees as a retreat strategy for avoiding extreme hot temperatures on the ground surface. I'm also a loyal fan of Harry Potter and shallow pop music. Lior Sharabi
B.Sc. student My study aims to predict the movement decisions of mammals under different climatic conditions. For this purpose, I integrate GPS data, remote sensing data, and biophysical models. Biology is my passion, and in the nearest future, I wish to reach the stars with some astrobiology research. Math is my true love, and I'm also often makes a hell of a pancake! |