SLAB ⛰️
We develop NLP models which deal with real-world texts and help answer multi-disciplanry research questions in various domains and langauges. We always welcome collaboration, please reach out if interested!
Visit our github page for a complete list of open source projects.
Lab meeting, March 2023
Visit our github page for a complete list of open source projects.
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Ph.D. |
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Uri Berger 🏠
Language Acquisition, specifically in realistic settings- e.g. using interaction or multi-modality. |
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Eliya Habba 🏠
NLP in legal domain. |
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Itay Itzhak 🏠
Language models interpretability, biases and evaluation. |
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Gili Lior 🏠Exploring aspects at the intersection of human cognition and natural language processing. |
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Asaf Yehudai 🏠
Neural Machine Translation, Coreference Resolution and models biases. |
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M.Sc. |
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Niv EckhausAsynchronous communication between LLMs |
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Shahar LevyInterpretability and biases of language models. |
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Hoshen LugasiTiming and social intelligence in LLM agents for the Social Turing Test. |
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Shahar SpencerExplainable AI for Ancient Language Processing. |
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Alumni |
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| Phd: | Yonatan Bitton (2023) | |
| Msc: | Noam Dahan (2025), Saifun Naveh (2024), Eliya Habba (2024), Yarden Yagil (2023), Bar Eluz (2022), Dan Malkin (2022), Gili Lior (2022), Bar Tamir (2022), Eran Nussinovitch (2022), Sapir Weissbuch (2022), Koren Lazar (2021) | |
| Bsc: | Liron Naccache (2024), Shahar Spencer (2023), Niv Eckhaus (2023), Mohr Wenger (2021), Tom Kalir (2021), Shahar Levy (2021) | |
| Visitors: | Tomasz Limisiewicz (2022) |