Julian Reznik

I've just embarked on my M.A. in Clinical Psychology at the Hebrew University, following my prestigious B.A. in Barkology from Ben-Gurion University. My main research interests include treat-based motivation and the magical powers of classical and operant conditioning—especially when they lead to snacks. I specialize in modeling behavior and conditioning patterns in four-legged peers, using tail-wagging enthusiasm as a primary indicator of success.

In my free time, I passionately pursue naps, ball-fetching marathons, and the art of carpet excavation across campus.
My motto: "If it smells interesting, it’s worth investigating."