Hello, I'm

Gili Karni

I'm a research scientist with expertise in statistical analysis, Bayesian inference, and reinforcement learning.

My research integrates computational modeling, human behavioral experiments, and neural recordings to study the mechanisms underlying learning and decision-making. I'm also involved in computational psychiatry, using behavioral tasks and modeling approaches to improve mental health diagnosis and treatment.

I completed my PhD in Neuroscience at Princeton University where I was advised by Dr. Yael Niv and Dr. Nathaniel Daw.

Besides research, I enjoy crime fiction, good food, and adventure sports. I also teach yoga.