Eyal Bar-Kochba

This study uses non-contact optical imaging to monitor cardiovascular parameters in vivo, showing strong agreement with reference metrics for heart rate and pulse wave velocity.

This study uses finite element modeling to show that repetitive low-intensity blast exposure increases intracranial pressure and high-frequency spectral content compared to single exposures.

This paper demonstrates a holographic imaging system that non-invasively records in vivo neural activity through high-resolution measurement of tissue deformation.