Technion News Archive

Technion Confers MD Degrees on 217 Graduates

Naama was born in Israel and immigrated to Canada as a child; David was born in Belgium and moved to Israel in his childhood. The two met as Ph.D. students in the United States. Today, with two young children, they are both faculty members at the Technion

The pilot bus station was designed and built at the Technion as part of a course in the Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning

A unique conference on Rett Syndrome, from scientific and personal perspectives, brought together researchers, families, and doctors

Harel and Netanel Belay are 20-year-old twins studying software engineering together at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology as part of two prestigious programs – the Psagot (Peaks) Academic Reserves Program and Lapidim (Torches) Excellence Program at the Taub Faculty of Computer Science

Technion Researchers Develop Technology That Identifies a Reader’s Interaction with Text Using Eye Movements Alone

He Will Succeed Gideon Frank, Who Served in the Role for Ten Years

This year’s winners are Professors Yael Yaniv, Moti Freiman, Yonatan Savir, and Ron Kimmel

The Faculty of Aerospace Engineering was named after Stephen B. Klein during the Technion Board of Governors Meeting

With a successful career in oral and maxillofacial rehabilitation, three daughters, and a husband serving in the military, Dr. Dana Shoshani-Dror chose to begin medical school alongside students two decades younger than her. They gained an older sister—and she gained a personal and academic experience she’ll never forget

A wearable technology developed by Technion Professor Hossam Haick and colleagues in China enables real-time, non-invasive tracking and optimized treatment for diabetic patients

Technion study discovers that soft drinks affect the communication of gut bacteria and the immune system