Idan Frumin, Ph.D.

Neuroscience Ph.D. from the Weizmann Institute of Science, the top research institution in Israel. I've published my research on the human sense of smell with Prof. Noam Sobel, in 12+ peer-reviewed scientific papers, and presented in 10+ international conferences. During my Ph.D., I developed several novel human psycho-physiological measurement methods to study human sensory perception, and co-authored a book chapter about these techniques. I have extensive background in chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology, and experience with analytical chemistry tools such as gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC/MS) and Raman Spectroscopy. I'm proficient in several programing languages and environments, am very comfortable with technology and always happy to learn more and meet new people in the process, as curiosity is a major driving force for me. Skills & Passions:Human subjects researchOlfaction and the human sense of smellAnalytical, Organic Chemistry, GC/MS Molecular BiologyStatistics and data analysisBehavioral researchPublic SpeakingTeachingTechnical and scientific writingFood and Nutritional biochemistryOdorant and small molecule chemistryExperimental designVisualization of dataDIY, "Making", IoT and Smart MonitoringBiohacking and Quantified-Self