Technion – Israel Institute of Technology is a global leader in science, engineering, and technology research, driving groundbreaking innovations that transform the world. With world-class research infrastructure, interdisciplinary collaboration, and strong ties to industry, Technion’s research addresses critical challenges in areas such as human health, sustainability, energy, and advanced technologies. Through its cutting-edge research centers and pioneering spirit, Technion researchers and students are shaping the future by creating impactful solutions and contributing to Israel’s leadership in the global innovation ecosystem.

Research and Infrastructure

Research Infrastructure
Learn more about the Technion state-of-the-art research infrastructure centers and cutting-edge technologies. We invite you to explore the vast resources available, enabling groundbreaking advancements and driving the future of technology together. Partner with us to leverage the full potential of Technion’s expertise and facilities, and let's create impactful solutions for tomorrow’s challenges.
Research Infrastructure Website

Human Health Initiative
Human health stands out as one of humanity's grand challenges for the 21st century and beyond. Like other grand challenges, the advancement of human health requires multidisciplinary efforts – the fusion of life, physical, data, and behavioral sciences, clinical practices, engineering, and design. In Aug. 2020, the Technion launched the Technion Human Health Initiative (THHI), an institution-wide, comprehensive program to tackle this challenge – from the patient bed to pharma, diagnostics, and materials, through medical devices, robotics, big data, and artificial intelligence, all the way to environmental hazards, food technology, patient-centered clinical practices, hospital design, and well-being
Human Health Initiative Website

The Technion promotes sustainability on local, national, and global levels through education, research, and environmentally responsible operations. As a leading technological institution in Israel, it is committed to training engineers and scientists to address environmental challenges and preserve natural resources.
The Sustainability Center, established as a continuation of the "Green Campus" initiative, operates within the Technion's Operations Division, collaborating with campus units, faculty, and students. The center focuses on environmental issues such as energy, water, waste management, air pollution, and transportation.
Technion Sustainability Website
The Sustainability Center, established as a continuation of the "Green Campus" initiative, operates within the Technion's Operations Division, collaborating with campus units, faculty, and students. The center focuses on environmental issues such as energy, water, waste management, air pollution, and transportation.
Technion Research Units
The Technion is a global hub for innovation and technology, renowned for its groundbreaking research and significant contributions to academia and industry. The institute fosters a supportive environment for creativity and original thinking, encouraging multidisciplinary collaborations that lead to advanced projects and innovative technological developments. Students and researchers benefit from cutting-edge resources and support systems, enabling them to transform pioneering ideas into reality. The Technion’s research centers, laboratories, and accelerator programs provide fertile ground for the development of technologies and ventures that will shape the future of science and industry both in Israel and worldwide

Technion Research & Development Foundation
The Technion Research and Development Foundation Ltd., a subsidiary of the Technion, has served since its establishment in 1952 as a unique gateway to the advanced scientific and technological expertise of the Technion. It bridges the gap between academic research and knowledge, and the business and industrial communities.
The following units operate under the Technion Research and Development Foundation:
The following units operate under the Technion Research and Development Foundation: