
Yana Novomodsky
MSc student in Geophysics, Tel Aviv University
Yana Novomodsky is MSc student and a member of the Photonic Seismology Lab led by Dr. Ariel Lellouch. She is currently conducting her thesis research on seismic communication and localization in moles, exploring novel applications of seismic methods for understanding underground communication mechanisms.
Yana’s background bridges geophysics, atmospheric sciences, and optical technologies, with a particular focus on remote sensing and data analysis. As part of a research team at Tel Aviv University, she contributes to atmospheric studies through advanced signal processing and remote sensing approaches, actively supporting the team’s core scientific activities.
Her academic training includes a B.Sc. in Geophysics and Planetary Science from Tel Aviv University, complemented by a strong foundation in computer science and programming (Python, MATLAB, Java, and C). Prior to her graduate studies, she gained experience as a physics educator and as a military optics technician, developing both technical and leadership skills.
Yana also serves as the Social Media Manager for the Department of Geophysics, supporting outreach and communication efforts that help make the department’s research more visible to the broader community. Fluent in Hebrew, Russian, and English, she combines technical expertise with a strong commitment to scientific collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Experience
2025-present
Tel Aviv University
2055
Tel Aviv University
2017-2019
The Center for Educational Technology
2011-2013
IDF
Research Team Member
Research in atmosphere field, using remote sensing and data analysis. Currently in the COP stage. part of the core team.
Social Media Manager
Management and maintenance of the Geophysics Department's social networks.
Physics Teacher
Guiding and preparing high school students for final exams in physics, teaching lessons to small groups.
Military Optics Technician
Responsible for testing, repairing and training military optical devices such as binoculars, night vision devices, periscopes and weapon sights. The position required a high level of adherence to deadlines and daily targets. I was also responsible for a number of soldiers, whom I trained from the beginning of their career in the department
