The 1,904 Technion Graduates Who Will Help Shape Israel’s Future
1,904 Technion students received their diplomas this week in a ceremony celebrating academic achievement, innovation, and the next generation of leaders.
Technion Chemistry Team Shines in International Science Olympiad
Technion-trained Israeli students are at the peak of the Science Olympiad season, earning medals and recognition thanks to rigorous training and strategic partnerships.
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Bob & Ruth Magid: Pioneers of Quantum Education
Bob Ruth and Magid have launched endowment-backed quantum education initiatives at Technion, empowering the next generation of quantum scientists.
Why Gender Matters in Food Engineering
A Technion-led study shows significant gender differences in the digestion of dairy and plant-based milks, underscoring the need for personalised food engineering.
A Building That Is Also a Home
Discover how the Technion’s original building in Haifa has stood as a beacon of scientific progress and community for over a century.
“Investing in Talent”: Decart and the Technion Establish a Joint Research Center for Artificial Intelligence
Technion and AI startup Decart have launched a joint research center to bolster Israel’s AI capabilities, focusing on cutting-edge research and talent development.
Technion 10² Film
Join us for a special screening of Technion 10², a compelling documentary that chronicles 100 years of the Technion’s journey from a modest classroom in Haifa to becoming one of the world’s leading technological research institutions.
For the Next Hundred Years
As Technion celebrates its centennial, it unveils a forward-looking agenda to drive global progress in science, sustainability, and education.
Paving the Way Towards Green Hydrogen at Scale
Technion scientists introduce a breakthrough in decoupled water electrolysis, paving the way for efficient, industrial-scale green hydrogen production.
Technion Launches Two New Centers for FoodTech and Sustainable Protein Research
Technion launches the Carasso FoodTech Innovation Center and the Hecht Sustainable Protein Research Center to drive global food innovation and sustainability.
“Antisemitism Is a Cancer That Has Been Spreading for Decades in American Academia”
This Technion antisemitism panel discusses it persisting in U.S. academia for decades, calling for open dialogue and institutional change to combat this crisis.
The Technion is a Miracle
In a centennial ceremony at its original Hadar campus, the Technion—deemed “a miracle”—is lauded by President Herzog and honored alumni in a festive celebration.