Meet the Wisemama Team

Co-founder and CEO of Wisemama.

Doctoral student in the Faculty of Medicine at the Technion. Researching the toxic impact of beta-amyloid in age-related macular degeneration. 

Mother of Peleg, born during her Master's degree, and Yuval, born during her doctorate.

Co-founder of Wisemama.

Doctoral student in the Department of Psychology and a statistics lecturer. Researching context sensitivity in perceiving emotional expressions and cross-cultural differences in emotion perception and expression. 

Mother of two lovely children born during her doctorate.

Part of the Wisemama project since its inception, mentor, coordinator, and now a member of the NPO.

Postdoctoral researcher in computational structural biology at the Hebrew University. 

Mother of Stav, born during her doctorate, and Tamar, ___, and ___, born during her post doctorate.

Co-founder and Chair of the Wisemama board. 

Founder of the "Mothers in Academia" community on Facebook. Podcaster, lecturer, and workshop facilitator. Mother of three children born during her academic studies.

Member of Wisemama. 

Undergraduate student in Computer Science and Biology with a major in Bioinformatics at Tel Aviv University. 

Mother of three.

Lecturer at Tel-Hai Academic College, labor market sociologist, and social activist, researching migration, women, and rural spaces. 

Coordinating a unique track for adults combining work, family, and studies at Tel-Hai.

Mother of two daughters born during her academic studies.

Co-founder and Board Member of Wisemama. 

Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA. 

Mother of two.

Legal advisor to Wisemama. 

Technology enthusiast and serves as the Chief Legal Advisor for a tech giant. 

Mother of two daughters and a son.

Co-founder of Wisemama. 

Doctoral student at the School of Psychology at Tel Aviv University, researching the encoding of new information through semantic learning and long-term memory.

Mother of three daughters, with the eldest born near the start of her first degree and the youngest during her doctorate.