Diana is the Laboratory Manager of the Integrative Pain Lab at the University of Haifa and a Research Assistant in the PDA (Pain, Depression, Anxiety) project, investigating the dynamic relationship between chronic pain and mental health through self-reported, physiological, and behavioral data.

Alongside her role at the lab, she is pursuing an M.Sc. in Neurobiology at the University of Haifa and holds a B.Sc. in Biotechnology and Medical Sciences. Her thesis research focuses on Angelman syndrome, examining behavioral and biochemical alterations in mouse models. She has hands-on experience in preclinical neuroscience research, including behavioral testing, electrophysiology, genotyping, cell culture, and data analysis.