The Team

Future Mobility Lab's team is multidisciplinary in nature; we work with post-docs, PhD and Master students, which have diverse capabilities and interests such as: transport modelers and engineers, public policy specialists, computer scientists, environmental scientists, planners, and economists.

Team Members

Gabriel Dadashev

PhD Student

Gabriel (Gabi) Dadashev serves as a Research Engineer at the Future Mobility Lab. He holds a Master's degree in Mathematics and dual Bachelor's degrees, one in Mathematics and Computer Science, and the other in Civil Engineering, all earned at Ariel University in 2021. His expertise spans a broad spectrum, encompassing the construction of pollution models, data analysis, programming, and the calibration of transportation simulation frameworks. He actively engages with advanced platforms like Aimsun Next and SimMobility by MIT.

Alina Zukin

M.sc Student

Alina Zukin is a Researcher at the Future Mobility Lab. She is pursuing her Master’s degree at the Porter School of Environmental Studies. Alina holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Philosophy and Comparative Literature from Tel Aviv University, where she gained experience as a research assistant in empirical aesthetics. Following her undergraduate studies, Alina worked for several years in the autonomous vehicle industry. Her thesis research focuses on environmental justice in the context of automated mobility, with a particular interest in exploring equitable and sustainable transportation solutions for urban environments.

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Eliyahu cohen

Research Assistant

Eliyahu is a dedicated Research Assistant at the Future Mobility Lab, bringing a multidisciplinary background in Mechanical Engineering and Earth Sciences (BSc). His expertise lies in leveraging advanced data analysis, simulation techniques, and programming tools to enhance the precision of predictive models and drive innovative solutions.

Passionate about addressing the challenges of climate change, sustainable energy, and environmental science, Eliyahu contributes to groundbreaking research focused on the future of mobility and its environmental implications. His work is integral to developing efficient, data-driven strategies that align with the lab's commitment to creating sustainable, on-demand mobility solutions.

Eyal Mehoudar

M.A. Student

Eyal, aged 42 and a father of three, with a BSc in Computer Science and an MSc in Cognitive Psychology. He is currently pursuing an MA in Environmental Studies, reflecting his dedication to addressing the climate crisis. His professional journey includes working in a family office where he integrates his understanding of climate change into portfolio management. Eyal's interest extends to leveraging technology for traffic flow management, aiming to reduce GHG emissions from road transport.

Keren-Or Rosenbaum

Ph.D. Student

Keren-Or Rosenbaum is a Ph.D. Student at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology under the supervision of Prof. Yoram Shiftan and Dr. Bat-hen Nahmias-Biran. She holds an M.Sc. in Information Systems Engineering, B.Sc. in Industrial Engineering and Management and a B.A. in Economics and Management (summa cum laude), all from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. Her master thesis dealt with the integration of Systems Dynamics (SD) in Object-Process Methodology ISO 19450 (OPM), for improved model analysis for Health systems. In the last years she was a Data Engineer and Researcher in the Head of Logistics Technology Division, Research and Methods Department.