Tomer Geva is an Associate Professor at Tel Aviv University’s Coller School of Management and a researcher in AI, machine learning, and data science. His research focuses on developing data science methods to address business challenges, creating general-purpose AI and machine learning techniques to improve predictive accuracy, leveraging large-scale online data for decision-making, developing methods to assess human decision-making using AI, and on leveraging human judgements, data, and evaluations, to enhance AI and Generative AI.
Tomer founded the Business Data Science Program at Tel Aviv University and led it for six years. He serves as a senior editor for the Decision Support Systems (DSS) journal and as an associate editor for MIS Quarterly (MISQ). Previously, he was an associate editor for the Big Data and Decision Sciences journals. Before joining Tel Aviv University, Tomer was a visiting scholar at NYU’s Stern School of Business and a postdoctoral research scientist at Google.
Tomer’s research has been published in leading data science and management journals, including IEEE TKDE, Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, Management Science, Decision Support Systems, MIS Quarterly (MISQ), Information Systems Research (ISR), and Production and Operations Management (POMS). His work has received substantial funding from various foundations and companies, including the Israel Science Foundation (ISF), the Marketing Science Institute (MSI), and Google.
Tomer’s industry experience includes extensive consulting, training, and hands-on development for high-tech companies, financial organizations, and the public sector in machine learning, AI, and data science. Before pursuing his Ph.D., Tomer held engineering and management positions in the high-tech industry.