As part of its centennial Board of Governors meeting, Technion confers honorary doctorates in a celebratory ceremony, honoring leaders who’ve significantly contributed to science and society.
Technion’s CS faculty charts a bold course for its next 100 years—expanding AI research, building a state‑of‑the‑art complex, and strengthening global impact in tech innovation.
Technion awards the 2025 Harvey Prize to three trailblazing scientists in cancer epigenetics, recognising their transformative work in advancing cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Get ready for something special! From June 8–11, Technion Australia will be reporting straight from the source — the prestigious Board of Governors (BoG) meeting at Technion in Haifa, Israel. This annual gathering is no ordinary event — it’s the highest authority of the Technion and brings
Technion hosted its first-ever Olympic Innovation Event, bringing together scientists, students, and Olympic athletes to develop cutting-edge technologies that will support Israeli competitors on their road to the LA 2028 Games.
The Technion received the 2025 Defense Minister’s Shield of Appreciation for its outstanding support of student reservists during the Swords of Iron War.
On Earth Day 2025, eight Technion research centers received PBC grants to advance work in green hydrogen, sustainable food, water quality, and carbon reduction.
Technion scientists developed an AI model that translates complex ECG data into clear insights, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and supporting cardiologists.
Founded in 2023, the Technion VC Club connects students with industry leaders, offering mentorship and networking to launch entrepreneurial ventures.
Technion researchers developed DNAformer, an AI-driven method that speeds up DNA data retrieval by 3,200 times, making DNA a viable medium for data storage.
Join us for an info session on Technion’s International Undergraduate, Graduate, and Study Abroad programs. Learn about studying in Israel, conducting cutting-edge research, and experiencing life at the heart of the Start-Up Nation.
Technion scientists have discovered how proteins in breast milk enable nanoparticles to cross the intestinal barrier, paving the way for oral drug delivery.
