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Talma Hendler ( Hebrew : תלמה הנדלר; born July 9, 1955) is an Israeli psychiatrist and neuroscientist whose work focuses on functional brain imaging and the study of human emotional responses to stressful events. Hendler is director of the Center for Brain Functions at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center . She is a professor at Tel Aviv University , with appointments in the School of Psychological Science, the departments of physiology, pharmacology, and psychiatry within the Faculty of Medicine, and the Sagol School of Neuroscience. She is also the founding director of the Sagol Brain Institute in Tel Aviv . "שני כדורי ביישנות, שלוש טיפות זיכרון" . הארץ (in Hebrew) . "Talma Hendler - Sagol Bran Institute" . brain-research .
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Talma Hendler (born July 9, 1955) is a psychiatrist and researcher in neuroscience and one of the pioneers in the field of functional imaging of the brain in Israel . Her research focuses on understanding emotion, particularly in the context of human interactions with each other and when facing distressing life events. Hendler is the director of the Center for Brain Functions at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center and a professor of psychiatry and psychology at Tel Aviv University , School of Psychological Sciences and the Department of Physiology, and the Beit Sami Segol for Neuroscience. She is also the founding director of the Sagol Brain Institute in Tel Aviv. "Talma Hendler - Sagol Bran Institute" . brain-research . "שני כדורי ביישנות, שלוש טיפות זיכרון" . הארץ (in Hebrew) .
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psychiatrist and researcher in neuroscience and one of the pioneers in the field of functional imaging of the b
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israeli psychiatrist and neuroscientist
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