I was born in Israel to a father of French origin and a mother of Russian origin. Two cultures and viewpoints which emphasize education as a cornerstone of one’s personal identity. From a very young age, mathematics had a strong presence in my family. Throughout my childhood, I used to go with my dad and listen to his lectures at the university where he worked in Beer Sheva, Israel, in the Mathematics Department. From there, my curiosity for math was born.
When starting my undergraduate at Chapman University I was thrilled to take many courses in numerous subjects; with each mathematics, physics, and computer science class I mastered, my passion for learning grew and enrolling in more and more advanced courses became the norm. At the end of this year, I will be graduating with three B.S. degrees in Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science and a B.A. degree in French.
During these intense periods of study and research in algebra, differential geometry, differential forms, and analysis of Fock spaces, I realized that pursuing research in mathematics is a truly worthwhile goal as I fell in love with all aspects of research, study, and teaching mathematics.
Upon graduation I awarded the Ronald M. Huntington Outstanding Scholarship Award which is given to a graduating senior judged to have exhibited the most distinguished record of scholarly accomplishments while a student at Chapman University.
Corrently I am a Ph.D. sduent at UCI.
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