Technion Receives Grants for Heart and Diabetes Studies
The Technion has been awarded 5.75 million NIS in Mavri grants to develop engineered tissues aimed at heart rehabilitation and improving treatments for juvenile diabetes.
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Biofilm Takes Flight: How Bacteria Survive through Dust Storm Events
In a groundbreaking study, Technion researchers discovered that Bacillus bacteria form protective biofilms within desert dust particles, allowing them to endure extreme conditions during transport from the Sahara and Egypt to Israel. This finding sheds light on the resilience of microbial life and its potential impact on global ecosystems.
Technion Launches a New Program for International Students
Amid rising antisemitism abroad, the Technion has launched a pioneering program welcoming 26 students from eight countries. With English instruction, Hebrew ulpan, mentorship, and academic support, it offers a safe, world-class path to degree studies in Israel.
Technion Cyber Researchers Uncover Critical Flaws in Google’s AI Systems
Technion cybersecurity researchers exposed a Gemini vulnerability where a “poisoned” calendar invite can trigger malicious AI commands—revealing unsettling risks in smart assistant misuse.
Safe Stations: Protected Bus Stops Along the Gaza Border and in the North of Israel
Technion students created “Safe Stations” – solar-powered, fortified bus shelters equipped with Wi‑Fi, phone charging, and LED alerts to protect commuters near conflict zones.
When Science Meets the Heart: “Silent Angels” at the Technion
The Technion’s “Silent Angels” initiative unites researchers, clinicians, and families to advance Rett Syndrome research, offering hope through innovative approaches and fostering deep emotional connections.
Why a Top Surgeon Went Back to Medical School at 40
At 40, Dr. Dana Shoshani‑Dror joined Technion medical school with decades of surgical experience, three daughters, and a military family – proving it’s never too late to pivot and deepen expertise.
“I’ve donated to Israel for fifty years, and this is the most important project for me”
The Faculty of Aerospace Engineering was named after Stephen B. Klein during the Technion Board of Governors Meeting The Technion-Israel Institute of Technology recently held a ceremony to announce the naming its Faculty of Aerospace Engineering after Stephen B. Klein. A plaque honoring the Klein
Painless Breakthrough in Diabetes Care: Smarter Monitoring and Drug Delivery
Technion researchers unveil a painless, needle-free system for glucose monitoring and smart insulin delivery—bringing comfort, accuracy, and ease to diabetes care.
What’s in Your Soda? Technion Uncovers How Soft Drinks Disrupt Gut Health
Technion scientists reveal that soft drinks can disrupt gut microbiome signaling, potentially undermining immune system communication and overall health.
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.