With a diverse background encompassing clinical, academic, and industry settings, Shaked is dedicated to conducting impactful research that integrates innovative technology into healthcare. She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Neuropsychology, which combines training in clinical and rehabilitative psychology with scientific expertise in brain research, particularly focusing on trauma and stress within the Psychopathology and Stress Laboratory. Additionally, Shaked is a graduate of the Biodesign program, a medical entrepreneurship initiative that utilizes design thinking methodology to drive medical innovation in collaboration with Rambam Health Care Campus, the Technion, and Stanford University.

Currently pursuing her doctoral studies, Shaked explores the intersection of technology and mental health. Her research leverages AI and digital technologies to enhance diagnostic approaches for chronic pain, aiming to improve the precision of chronic pain diagnoses. She also investigates the intricate relationship between body and mind, examining how mental health influences chronic pain and its management.

Beyond her doctoral research, Shaked is the founder and leader of a community focused on innovation and resilience in the mental health field. She is actively involved in the innovation labs at the University of Haifa, where she co-hosts the HILLCAST podcast, exploring how impact-driven initiatives and groundbreaking ideas push academic boundaries and foster real-world change.