I have always been deeply curious about the mechanisms of biological systems. During my undergraduate studies in biomedicine, I developed a strong passion for neuroscience, particularly in understanding how connections between neurons shape behavior. This fascination led me to pursue a Master's degree in the Rabinovitch lab, where I am excited to combine synthetic biology with neuroscience using the model organism C. elegans. My current research focuses on engineering and manipulating the neuronal circuits and behavior of C. elegans, as part of the BABot project. I am eager to contribute to this field alongside wonderful lab members and help expand our understanding of how neural circuits drive behaviors at the cellular level.