Presidential Fellowship of Outstanding Ph.D. Students
Congratulations to Noa Steinberg and Tom Livni, doctoral students in the lab, for receiving the Presidential Fellowship of Outstanding Ph.D. Students
October 2022
Noa Steinberg and Tom Livni, 1st year Ph.D. students in the lab, were awarded with the prestigious Presidential Fellowship of Outstanding Ph.D. Students. This competitive fellowship supports strong and promising Ph.D. students for the entire duration of their studies. Congratulations Noa and Tom!
Presidential Fellowship of Outstanding Ph.D. Students
Congratulations to Leeav Sheena, a Ph.D. student in the lab, for receiving the Presidential Fellowship of Outstanding Ph.D. Students
Leeav Sheena, a 1st year Ph.D. student in the lab, was awarded with the prestigious Presidential Fellowship of Outstanding Ph.D. Students. This competitive fellowship supports strong and promising Ph.D. students for the entire duration of their studies. Congratulations Leeav!
Noa Steinberg included in the Rector’s List for Outstanding Academic Achievements
Congratulations to Noa Steinberg, a Master’s student in the lab, for being included in the Bar Ilan University Rector’s List for Outstanding Academic Achievements
June 2021
Noa Steinberg, a 2nd year student in the lab and in the clinical psychology program, was included in the Rector’s List for Outstanding Academic Achievements. This competitive award is given by merit to selected students only in the university for their academic achievements.
Congratulations Noa!
Rotem Moshe received the Presidential Fellowship of Outstanding Ph.D. Students
Congratulations to Rotem Moshe, a Ph.D. student in the lab, for receiving the Presidential Fellowship of Outstanding Ph.D. Students
December 2020
Rotem Moshe, a 1st year Ph.D. student in the lab, was awarded with the prestigious Presidential Fellowship of Outstanding Ph.D. Students - this competitive fellowship supports strong and promising Ph.D. students for the entire duration of their studies. Congratulations Rotem!
New Grant - Fluctuations in Mentalizing in Borderline Personality Disorder
New Grant: Fluctuations in Mentalizing and their Contribution to Emotion Dysregulation in the Daily Lives of Individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder
July 2020
Dr. Kivity was awarded a 5-year grant from the Israel Science Foundation. The project aims at developing methods to evaluate fluctuations in mentalizing using Ecological Momentary Assessments (EMA) and their contribution to emotion dysregulation in the daily lives of individuals with borderline personality disorder. In addition, the project will develop and evaluate
a translational, personalized intervention for mentalizing enhancement in daily life.
New Grant - Automatic Assessment of Mentalizing
New Grant: Learning to Automatically Assess the Capacity for Mentalizing in Clinical Interviews via Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning Techniques
March 2020
In collaboration with Prof. Reut Tsarfaty from the Department of Computer Science, Dr. Kivity was awarded a grant from Bar Ilan's Data Science Institute. The project aims at developing an algorithm for computerized and automatic assessment of mentalizing using natural language processing and machine learning techniques.