The next medical breakthrough could begin in The Australia Lab.
Help raise AUD $3.1 million to establish a world-class AI and Medicine Laboratory where researchers, engineers and doctors can work together to bring medical AI closer to patients.
More medical data. More possibilities.
One critical missing link.
Hospitals generate vast amounts of medical information. Yet turning that information into reliable tools that improve treatment is far from straightforward. Researchers need secure data, multidisciplinary teams, and ways to develop and test AI solutions in clinical environments.
Connect the data
Build secure infrastructure to collect, prepare and validate diverse medical data while respecting privacy and ethical requirements.
Bring experts together
Create a physical home for researchers, clinicians, engineers and students to collaborate around real patient needs.
Test in the real world
Support the technical and regulatory work needed to pilot promising AI systems within Rambam’s medical units.
From research to the bedside.
The Australia Lab is the proposed Australian-named AI and Medicine Laboratory within the Andrea and Lawrence Wolfe Center for Translational Medicine and Engineering, a Technion–Rambam collaboration.
The laboratory will house TERA, the Technion–Rambam Initiative in Medical AI, designed to close the loop between patient-derived data, new insights and improved patient care.
- Dedicated space for scientists and clinician-researchers
- Secure infrastructure and specialist data support
- Collaboration and training opportunities for research students
- Clinical pathways to evaluate emerging AI approaches
Two institutions. A shared commitment to patients.
Located at Rambam Health Care Campus, neighbouring the Technion’s Ruth and Bruce Rappaport Faculty of Medicine, the Wolfe Center is designed to connect scientific and engineering research with real clinical challenges.
The wider Center is planned to include six specialised yet integrated laboratories. The Australia Lab campaign focuses on its AI and Medicine Laboratory.
What the AUD $3.1 million enables: The project proposal states that a $3.1 million laboratory naming gift supports laboratory construction and infrastructure. The Australian campaign target is AUD $3.1 million, subject to final agreement on funding and currency terms.
Australia has an opportunity to make its mark.
The next generation of medical AI needs more than promising algorithms. It needs a place where discoveries can be developed responsibly, tested with clinicians and advanced towards patient care.
Every contribution is a step forward.
Help establish The Australia Lab through a personal gift, a family contribution, or a corporate partnership.
To avoid substantial card-processing fees, donations above AUD $500 are arranged directly with our CEO. Please also contact us personally about laboratory naming opportunities, other recognition opportunities, corporate partnerships or multi-year commitments.
Your gift can help shape what's next.
Choose $18, $50, $90, $180, $250 or Other to open Technion Australia’s existing secure donation form. For gifts over AUD $500, please contact our CEO directly to arrange a lower-fee giving method.
Click an amount to open the existing secure donation form and enter your chosen gift there. For donations over AUD $500 or naming opportunities, contact our CEO directly to avoid higher online processing fees.
Giving more than $500 or interested in naming opportunities? Please email yoash.dvir@austechnion.com directly. Larger gifts should not be made through the online form.
Everything you need to know.
What is The Australia Lab?
It is the planned Australian-named AI and Medicine Laboratory within the Andrea and Lawrence Wolfe Center for Translational Medicine and Engineering. It is intended to house TERA, the Technion–Rambam Initiative in Medical AI.
What will the AUD $3.1 million campaign support?
The laboratory naming opportunity described in the proposal supports construction and infrastructure. Detailed campaign allocations and the currency terms of the final commitment will need to be confirmed before public launch.
Are donations tax deductible in Australia?
Technion Australia's proposal states that Technion Australia and its associated funds have DGR-1 status. The existing Health Promotion fund describes donations as tax deductible. Please seek professional advice on your circumstances and confirm the designation of your gift with the team.
How do I make a gift over AUD $500 or discuss naming opportunities?
Please do not use the online donation form for amounts greater than AUD $500 because of processing fees. Contact Yoash Dvir, CEO, at yoash.dvir@austechnion.com to discuss a direct donation, naming opportunity or multi-year gift.
Is the laboratory already operating?
The supplied proposal describes the planned Center and its future facilities. This page does not claim that construction or clinical operations have been completed.
Let's build The Australia Lab together.
Interested in a partnership, a major gift or supporting the campaign in another way? We would welcome a conversation.