I’m a first-year PhD candidate in the Schwartslab of Huji-NLP at the Hebrew University. I’m currently on a full-year research visit at DILL Lab with Swabha Swayamdipta.
I'm broadly interested in how language models form and organize meaning internally: how they encode words, facts, and concepts into structured internal representations. My research investigates this hidden architecture to understand what models know, how they know it, and how leveraging that structure can make them more faithful, efficient, and interpretable.
When I’m not delving into cutting-edge NLP challenges, I’m a passionate Tel Aviv fan, a devoted cat parent, a sea lover, and arguably the most enthusiastic reader around.

News
Publications
Preprints
SFT-Induced Hallucinations as a Continual Learning Problem
Guy Kaplan, Zorik Gekhman, Zhen Zhu, Yuval Reif, Lotem Rozner, Swabha Swayamdipta, Derek Hoiem, Roy Schwartz
More Than Words: Compositional Tokenization for Efficient Language Models
Yuval Reif, Guy Kaplan, Roy Schwartz
Education
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
PhD Student, Computer Science
Advisor: Prof. Roy Schwartz
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
M.Sc., Computer Science
Advisor: Prof. Roy Schwartz
The Open University of Israel
B.Sc., Computer Science
Tel Aviv University
B.A., Economics
University of Haifa
B.A., General Studies, Magna Cum Laude
