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Two out of three 2026 Nobel Medicine laureates were recognized with Technion's Harvey Prize in 2016
Prof. Deisseroth of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Prof. Hegemann of Humboldt University of Berlin were awarded the Harvey Prize in 2016 and received the Nobel in 2026.
Shaping the future of aerospace
Autonomous AI-powered drone tech detects and reports fires, test launched by five-way partnership
The AI singularity may have arrived: Technion expert backs OpenAI's Sam Altman's claim
Israeli universities rank among top 100 in the world
The ARWU is largely considered one of the most objective and most important ranking of the world's educational institutions, publishing the world's top 500 universities from more than 1,200 ranked.
Hackathon seeks to fix Israel’s ‘hasbara’ problems
Students at Haifa’s Technion encourage creation of apps to improve nation’s image.
Technion-Cornell Institute set to turn out first graduating class of hi-tech entrepreneurs
According to the Technion, the campus is expected to be built over the next three decades and create 20,000 construction jobs and 8,000 permanent jobs.
Making friends worldwide – the Technion way
Scientific research nowadays is based on international collaboration and no university can continue to push the frontiers of science on its own without a worldwide network of collaborations.
Technion ‘mines’ gold crystals in lab
The Technion researchers’ success in growing a porous crystal in the lab is based on an innovative process developed by Pokroy and Koifman-Khristosov – thermal treatment of thin layers of gold.
Hi-tech buzz: Technion computer students build a bartender robot
“It knows how to mix drinks from among a built-in list and prepare cocktails it created by itself."
Technion President Peretz Lavie appointed chairman of Association of University Heads
The association serves as a voluntary body founded by the heads of Israel's research universities. It aims to promote and improve the management of aspects of common interest to all the universities.
Technion research: Exposure to nanoparticles may threaten heart health
Both nanoparticles and UFPs can be inhaled and trigger negative biological effects, yet until this study, their effect on the development of atherosclerosis has been largely unknown.
