About
Orr Levy is an Associate Research Scientist at Yale University's Yale School of Medicine. His academic role focuses on interdisciplinary research bridging complex systems, genomics, and urban dynamics. He holds a PhD in Physics from Bar-Ilan University (2018), advised by Prof. Ruslan Medzhitov. His work emphasizes network analysis, spatial systems, and biological processes.
Research interests include: complex systems analysis, network dynamics, epigenetic aging, urban traffic modeling, and computational genomics. Recent studies explore brain network resilience, cascading failure mitigation, and single-cell transcriptional coordination in aging.
Key contributions span neuroscience (fMRI connectivity), genomics (gene regulatory networks), and urban systems (traffic flow optimization). Articles demonstrate cross-disciplinary approaches to understanding systemic behaviors in biological and social networks. Current projects involve applying network theory to healthcare and urban planning challenges.
