• At the recent ISCOP conference held in Akko, I presented my doctoral research, supervised by Professor Mor Nahum and Dr. Lena Lipskaya-Velikovsky, which examines the impact of context on sustained attention using a novel attention task with ecological stimuli simulating everyday activities
• At the annual conference of the Israeli Society of Biological Psychiatry, I presented findings from my doctoral research focusing on context-dependent sustained attention in individuals with schizophrenia, highlighting the use of ecological cognitive tasks to better understand daily participation challenges.
• At the European Psychiatric Association (EPA) Congress in Madrid, I presented a poster on sustained attention in schizophrenia, emphasizing the added value of ecologically valid assessments in capturing attentional fluctuations relevant to real-life functioning.