Solar Storms Around a Black Hole
Researchers from the Technion Faculty of Physics have discovered that the powerful eruptions occurring in the coronae of black holes are driven by dynamics similar to those of solar storms.
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Understanding AI: Technion Opens the Academic Year with AI Days
Before the start of the academic year, the Technion will hold AI Days – a 10-day marathon of events designed to provide the entire Technion community with practical tools for using artificial intelligence
Beyond Oxygen: Technion Researchers Combine Hydrogen Production with the Synthesis of Value-Added Chemicals
A study published in the prestigious journal Nature Communications presents a Technion breakthrough in hydrogen production: a green, cost-effective process that generates hydrogen while simultaneously producing valuable chemicals for industry.
Professor Ayelet Fishman Appointed Technion Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion
A new study led by Prof. Dvir Aran of the Technion Faculty of Biology and the Henry and Marilyn Taub Faculty of Computer Science, together with first author Dr. Zhongyang Lin and collaborators including Prof. Jürgen C. Becker of the German Cancer Consortium (DKTK), offers a new way to think about that question.
From the Lab to the Patient’s Bedside
A new study led by Prof. Dvir Aran of the Technion Faculty of Biology and the Henry and Marilyn Taub Faculty of Computer Science, together with first author Dr. Zhongyang Lin and collaborators including Prof. Jürgen C. Becker of the German Cancer Consortium (DKTK), offers a new way to think about that question.
Why Some Cancer Patients Respond to Immunotherapy While Others Don’t May Depend on What Happens Early in Treatment
A new study led by Prof. Dvir Aran of the Technion Faculty of Biology and the Henry and Marilyn Taub Faculty of Computer Science, together with first author Dr. Zhongyang Lin and collaborators including Prof. Jürgen C. Becker of the German Cancer Consortium (DKTK), offers a new way to think about that question.
The CloudCT Satellite Sends First Light from Orbit
The first satellite in the CloudCT network has sent its first observation from orbit. The image shows a view toward central France as the satellite passes over the Baltic Sea.
In Recognition of the Technion’s Longstanding Contribution to the State of Israel
Last night, the Technion was awarded the Yigal Allon Prize for 2026, presented by the Palmach Generation (Dor HaPalmach) Association to individuals and institutions that embody vision, leadership, pioneering spirit, and an exceptional contribution to society and the country.
New Technion Record: 325 New PhD Graduates
At a festive ceremony held last Wednesday, 325 graduates who completed their doctoral studies at the Technion were awarded Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees – a record number in the institution’s history.
Yigal Allon Prize to Be Awarded to the Technion
The Technion has been awarded the Yigal Allon Prize for 2026, presented by the Palmach Generation (Dor HaPalmach) Association to individuals and institutions that embody vision, leadership, pioneering spirit, and an exceptional contribution to society and the country.
Presidential Medal of Honour Awarded to Technion Professor Hossam Haick
At a festive ceremony held last night, President Isaac Herzog awarded the Presidential Medal of Honour to Prof. Hossam Haick of the Wolfson Faculty of Chemical Engineering