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The Social, AI & Networks (SCAN) Lab at the University of Haifa.
The Social, AI, and Networks (SCAN) Lab studies human–AI teaming, learning via surprisability, computational human behavior modeling, and temporal networks. We release code and data for most of our projects.
Prospective students: I welcome M.Sc. and Ph.D. students interested in human-centered AI, interpretable machine learning, and network science. Please email me with your CV and research interests.
Current Members
Hagit Ben-Shoshan — Ph.D., Visualizing the Unexpected Eran Fainman — Ph.D., AI agency in the human–AI decision-making process (co-advised with Dr. Adir Solomon) Roi Alfassi — Research Assistant, Human–AI decision-making under stress Lanna Labai — M.Sc., Human–AI decision-making under stress Mohammed Kashkoush — M.Sc., Emotions in human–AI decision-making Michal Shaharabani — M.Sc., Perceptions of trust in crowd-voting systems
Alumni
Miki Cohen-Kalaf — M.Sc., MovieMap: exploration in an emotional space Lior Lansman — M.Sc., The effect of emotions on recommendation diversification Hadar Miller — M.Sc., Change-point detection in networks Yanir Marmor — Research Assistant, Temporal network dynamics Alex Abbey — Research Assistant, Temporal network dynamics; Temporal Latent Personal Analysis Uri Alon — Research Assistant, Latent Personal Analysis (LPA) applications Yossi Solomon — M.Sc., SDNSandbox: enabling innovation in provider networks