People
The Levi Lab brings together researchers working on fungal resistance mechanisms, CRISPRi screens, and antifungal discovery across clinical and agricultural contexts.
Lab members
Dr. Ofri Levi
We study how pathogenic fungi adapt to antifungal stress at genetic, regulatory, and systems levels. Our work integrates genome-scale CRISPRi screening, mechanistic microbiology, and multi-omics to identify pathways that govern resistance and tolerance, and to enable antifungal discovery including plant-derived molecules.
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Hazem Khamaisi
Laboratory operations, procurement, safety compliance, and support for high-throughput workflows.
Tom Shlomovitz
Genome-scale genetic perturbation and functional validation to map determinants of antifungal response and tolerance.
Nour Sleman
Plant-extract screening, bioactivity-guided fractionation, and quantitative antifungal phenotyping.
