Technion News Archive

As Israel’s 2.5 million pupils return to school today, September 1, the Technion’s Mabatim program offers a solution to the country’s teacher shortage, with a focus on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)

New study uncovers explosive pathway to hypervelocity white dwarfs and unusual Type Ia supernovae

Hadas Omer, a Technion Ph.D. Student Developing an Innovative System for Targeted Treatment of Cardiovascular Diseases, Will Represent Israel in the Falling Walls Lab Competition in Berlin

The Technion research is led by Prof. Aharon Blank from the Schulich Faculty of Chemistry

Marking its Centennial – The Technion Dedicates a Wall of Honor for Researchers Who Reached Scientific Milestones and Whose Work Has Impacted Lives Around the World

Four Technion Researchers Awarded Grants for Two Joint Projects Totaling 5.75 Million NIS

Researchers from the Technion and the University of Texas reveal new insights into membranes used in seawater desalination and water purification. Their findings deepen our understanding of the membranes’ complex structure and are expected to improve their design and performance

How Bacteria Survive through Dust Storm Events

Against the backdrop of a worrying rise in antisemitism on campuses worldwide, the Technion is offering international students a safe, supportive, and academically world-class alternative

The Technion Maintains Its Position Among the World’s Top 100 Universities

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