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Support the Technion

Every gift helps ensure that the Technion continues to provide essential advancements to Israel and the world in science, technology, and medicine.

Your donation will provide the necessary support to Technion’s brilliant students, as well as help build new facilities, expand groundbreaking research, and provide scholarships, graduate student fellowships, and other vital assistance.

Donations to the Technion Australia are tax deductible

How to donate or become a member?

Direct deposit: 

BSB: 083-088 Acct No: 75-281-8374

Please quote your name and email

OR

Online – https://www.mycause.com.au/events/techniondonationhub

OR

Complete the donation form / scan and email to admin@austechnion.com 

OR

Mail a cheque to Technion Australia Inc. PO Box 1554, Double Bay, NSW 1360

OR

Complete the donation and membership form:

AusTechnion-Flyer-Membership-181105

Bequests

You can invest in your future, your family’s and Israel’s when you make a bequest through Technion Australia. A bequest can help sustain the Technion well into the future.

For a confidential discussion or a free brochure ‘L’dor v’dor – Generation to Generation’ please  contact us

 

Technion Priority Projects

Scholarships

  • Sponsor a post graduate student OR
  • Sponsor an Australian high school student to attend a Technion exclusive research programs

Medical Research (examples)

  • Novel System for Delivering Anti-Cancer Drugs to Pediatric Tumors
  • The Pacemaker Signature: A Noninvasive Method to Identify Failing of the physiological Heart Pacemaker
  • Development of Low-Cost Lab-on-a-Chip Devices for Early Diagnosis of Pancreatic Cancer

ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS (examples)

  • Rainfall-infiltration-runoff relationships in water- harvesting systems and their effect on groundwater recharge and flood regulation in semi-arid and arid environments
  • New energy efficient freshwater source: atmospheric moisture harvesting by means of liquid desiccant vapor separation
  • Soil Aquifer Treatment (SAT) as a measure for reducing aquifer contamination from agricultural backflow