Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
After Iran’s missile strikes, Israeli team develops rapid AI building‑map tool
A Technion–Haifa University project uses public architectural records to give rescuers structural layouts in under 30 seconds.
Former Technion president Professor Yitzhak Apeloig passes away aged 81
Grapevine, May 26, 2026: Crossing redlines
'His life's mission': Former Tel Aviv city engineer, architect Israel Goodovitch, dies at 92
Is there a connection between Nobel Prize winners and the Technion?
Two of the three Nobel Prize in Physics laureates for 2022 received honorary doctoral degrees from the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.
Israel nanotech breakthrough automatically targets tumors with anti-cancer drugs
An automated process creating robot-chemists and robot-pharmacists makes nanocapsules that send anti-cancer drugs directly to malignancies.
Israeli researchers alter magnetic properties of minerals - study
The technique was developed by a team from the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.
Technion leads Europe for number of US patents, ranks 40 globally
The official announcement of the Technion's achievement was made by the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) and the Intellectual Property Owners Organization (IPO).
Israel's Technion top in Europe in the field of artificial intelligence
The international CSRankings has announced the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology as the number one university in Europe in the field of artificial intelligence.
Novel AI solutions expected from new Hebrew U, Technion partnership with IBM
The joint venture was announced at an event commemorating the 50 year anniversary of IBM's Israel-based Research Lab.
Grapevine August 26, 2022: Happy anniversary
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Technion Prof. Hossam Haick awarded three research grants to combat cancers
The grants were awarded to three of Prof. Haick's consortiums, each of which studies a specific type of deadly cancer.
The global rankings of Israel's Hebrew University, Technion, Weizmann
Hebrew University said number 77 was “a major achievement for Israel’s higher education at large and specifically for the Hebrew University.”
Excluding North American med students is unwise - editorial
Instead of stopping the participation of foreign students altogether, why not find space and room for more medical students?
