Researchers
Dr. Omer Eldadi is part of the UAP Science Advisory Council, where he applies his research in psychology and decision-making to the study of public and expert perceptions of extraterrestrial intelligence and interstellar objects.
Position: Researcher, Reichman University (Psychology) Main Research Interests:
- Psychological and social aspects of extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI) discovery
- Public and expert attitudes toward the existence of alien life
- Development of classification systems and communication frameworks for potential interstellar objects and technosignatures
- Intersection of psychology, AI, and astrobiology policy
Media & Public Presence:
- Frequent co-author with Avi Loeb on papers regarding interstellar object classification (e.g., the “Loeb Scale”)
- Research on expert consensus surveys about extraterrestrial intelligence
- Work on adaptive communication frameworks for potential ETI contact scenarios
- Background in sports psychology with transferable expertise in team cognition and decision-making under uncertainty
