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100 years of Technion: President Herzog presented with commemorative stamp

As the university celebrates its 100th anniversary, it continues to expand its impact on the global stage.

 President Herzog standing with a commemorative stamp alongside the Technion president.
 Signs held up with the writing "speak in Hebrew" written on them.

Technion honors 'Hebrew Language Day' by remembering 'The War of the Languages'

 The Zimin Institute at the Technion's latest conference

Innovative philanthropy transforms research into real-world impact

Steven Fuld, a member of the Board of Directors for the American Technion Society

Steven Fuld advocates for Israel’s beacon of hope and innovation: the Technion


Technion faculty members win prestigious EU awards

Two professors from the Technion won a total of $3.7 million in grants awarded by the European Research Council.

Technion–Israel Institute of Technology

A Technion student has just smashed the world record for light resonance

Graduate student Jacob Kher-Alden created a floating resonator which exhibits resonant enhancement by 10 million circulations of light, compared to about 300 circulations in previous models.

Jacob Kher-Alden

Cancer patients may not be high-risk for coronavirus, researchers say

The researchers found that the assumption that cancer patients should be considered as at-risk for coronavirus was without any scientific basis.

Lung cells infected with coronavirus

Israeli developed COVID-19 breath test could be used by public

The test is envisioned to be used in the future as a screening tool for airports, shopping centers and other public places or even at home.

Health care workers take test samples to check for coronavirus, Lod, July 5, 2020

Technion researchers reveal mini-tornados in fluid jets in world first

The phenomenon in practice can be seen in the way a jet of water from a faucet bends when run across the surface of a spoon.

Coandă jet (blue) flowing over a curved surface.

Technion breakthrough unlocks secrets of cells in 3D for first time

To solve this problem, the researchers turned to the field of deep learning, developing an artificial neural network capable of formulating its own solution

Super-resolved image of mitochondria rendered as a 2D histogram. Scale bar 5 μm.

Technion delves deeper into oximetric data to improve COVID-19 treatment

The researchers have developed a new set of tools to analyze the data collected by oximeters, which monitor oxygen saturation levels in a patient's blood.

Medical worker is seen at the intensive care unit (ICU) of Jinyintan hospital in Wuhan, the epicentre of the novel coronavirus outbreak

Long-lasting coronavirus disinfectant developed by Israeli researchers

The coronavirus has been seen to last on surfaces upwards of 17 days, and common disinfecting breaks down rapidly. This new disinfectant is long-lasting.

THE AVERAGE person must play a part in slowing the virus – including more frequent handwashing/use of disinfectant.

The reality of being a Druze physician in Israel

“When the decision was made to build a military field hospital on Israel’s border with Syria, I was honored to be chosen to lead the mission together with my colleagues from the IDF Medical Corps.”

COL. (RES.) DR. SALMAN ZARKA, director of Ziv Medical Center in Safed.

Hebrew U, Tel Aviv, Technion among world's top 300 universities

Tel Aviv University climbed 11 places to 219th place, while the Technion dropped by 10 places to 257th in the rankings.

The Computer Science Faculty building at Technion University in Haifa, Israel