I am an Assistant Professor of Innovation and New-Ventures (Senior Lecturer, Tenure-Track) at the Coller School of Management of Tel-Aviv University, Israel. I research about managerial strategy, technology and innovation, corporate and public scientific research, markets for technology, and knowledge spillovers. More specifically, my research focuses on organizing scientific discovery for innovation inside R&D firms.  As part of my research initiatives, I compile open-source large-scale firm-level datasets. My research has been featured in top academic journals, including American Economic Review, and Research Policy. I received my PhD in Business Administration (Strategy) from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. I was the 2020-2021 recipient of Fuqua's School of Business Best Dissertation Award. I earned an MBA from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and a B.A. in Economics from Tel-Aviv University. Prior to academia, I worked in the Banking Industry and was an Economic Consultant in the Ministry of Defense Budget Department, Israel. I am a co-founder of Fuqua-STAGE (Society to Advance Gender Equality in Business Academia) and an advocate for women in STEM.