10.11.26
Technion Marks 15 Years of EuroTech Collaboration as Alliance Announces Expansion
Two universities will join the alliance in January 2027; Technion’s Hadas Omer recognized with a Rising Stars Award
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10.11.26
Technion to Host Official NASA International Hackathon for the First Time
For the first time in the history of the Technion, the campus will host an official NASA Space Apps Challenge event
09.11.26
International Walking Day at the Technion: Hundreds of Participants, Three Routes, One Community
09.11.26
No Pressure
New Technion technology could enable blood pressure measurement without an inflatable cuff
08.11.26
Meet Assistant Professor Nicolás Wainstein
Viterbi Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering
01.11.26
Cracking the Code of Aging: $25 Million Gift to the Technion’s Healthy Aging Center
29.10.26
Technion Confers Four Honorary Doctorates at President’s Reception
28.10.26
Prestigious Technion Alumni Medal Awarded to IAI Chairman Boaz Levy and NVIDIA CTO Michael Kagan
The Technion awards the medal to alumni who have achieved exceptional accomplishments in science, medicine, engineering, technology, and architecture
26.10.26
An All-Time High: Technion to Open the 2026–27 Academic Year with 2,400 New Student
Engineering leads the way: The most sought-after faculties are the Andrew and Erna Viterbi Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and the Stephen B. Klein Faculty of Aerospace Engineering
Ahead of the academic year, “AI Days” took place on campus, offering the Technion community practical tools for integrating artificial intelligence into learning, teaching, and research
26.10.26
Team of Researchers from the Technion and Germany Demonstrates Optical Control of Electrons in an Out-of-Equilibrium Topological State
22.10.26
Sculpted Light Steers Ultrafast Electron Flow in an Atomic-Scale Microscope
Technion researchers controlled which way electrons travel across a tiny gap and observed current bursts lasting just 860 attoseconds, bringing closer to reality
a microscope that can track electron motion in both space and time
20.10.26
Meet Assistant Professor Shira Landau
Faculty of Biomedical Engineering
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