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Prof. Jackie Schiller. Photo: Technion spokespeople

Two researchers from the Technion won ERC Advanced grants

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Prof. Michael Glickman and Prof. Jackie Schiller from the Technion won ERC Advanced grants - prestigious grants on behalf of the European Union's Horizon Europe program given to veteran researchers with unprecedented achievements in research in the last decade. Each of them will receive 2.5 million euros
The late Capt. Denis Krokhmalov-Wexler. From the private archive

Students at the Technion will design the NOVA-SAT satellite in memory of the late Captain Denis Krokhmalov-Wexler in cooperation with the TAA

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The late Krukhamlov-Wexler, was supposed to start his studies this year at the Faculty of Aeronautics and Space Engineering and who was killed in battle in the Gaza Strip
The Minister of Education at the time, Yifat Shasha-Biton awards the 2022 Israel Physics and Chemistry Research Prize to Prof. Yehoshua Zak

The Technion mourns the death of Prof. Emeritus Yehoshua Zak, one of the founders of the Faculty of Physics and laureate of the Israel Prize for Physics and Chemistry Research

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Prof. Zak, a survivor of the Vilna ghetto led scientific breakthroughs and two phenomena in physics are named after him. He was a student of Prof. Natan Rosen, Albert Einstein's research partner. Prof. Zak spent his entire career at the Technion
Prof. Daniela Reva. Photo credit: Chen Galili, Technion Spokesperson

For the first time: a woman Dean at the head of the Faculty of Aeronautics and Space Engineering at the Technion

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Prof. Daniela Reva, a graduate of the faculty, took office on January 1, 2024
Prof. Yoav Shechtman. Photo: Technion spokespeople

Prestigious European grants to three researchers at the Technion

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The grant is intended to prove the programming and promote the translation of academic research into application and commercialization, including the establishment of the start-up company
The atomic structure of the material strontium vanadate (strontium vanadate) - illustration of the atomic structure of the material under tension (right) and compression (left). In the center you can see the true atomic arrangement in the material in an electron microscope image. At the bottom of the picture you can see how the various efforts change the structure of the energy levels in the material and therefore also the way the electrons arrange themselves in it. By controlling these properties, the researchers intend to engineer these materials into future transistors. Photo: Nitzan Zohar, Technion Spokesperson

The materials for the transistors of the future

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Researchers at the Technion have engineered a material that may replace silicon in the world of electronics in the future; Through the stretching of the material at the atomic level, they gain control over the material's conduction and insulation properties, thus progressing towards turning it into a fast and efficient switch
In the photo: Technion President Prof. Uri Sion. Photo: Nitzan Zohar, Technion Spokesperson.

Technion President Prof. Uri Sion was elected for a second term

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The Board of Trustees of the Technion approved the extension of Prof. Sion's term for four more years
Tissue printing at the Technion. Photo: Nitzan Zohar, Technion Spokesperson

A new tissue printing center was inaugurated at the Technion

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Prof. Uri Sion, the elected president of the Technion. Photo: Nitzan Zohar, Technion Spokesperson

Prof. Uri Sion was elected the next president of the Technion

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Much more detail: nanocrystals as they are seen using the microscopy method developed by scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science (right) and as they are seen under a normal light microscope (left). Scale: 0.5 micron

Things you see in the small

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Chemical laboratory. Photo: shutterstock

The number of recipients of a master's degree in a research track has remained relatively stable over the past decade - approximately 3,800 per year

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Genomic medicine is changing the face of cancer treatment. Photo: shutterstock

A donation will allow the Weizmann Institute of Science, the Technion and the University of Michigan to collaborate in promoting precision medicine

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In the photo (from right to left) Dr. Lina Lavie, Technion President Prof. Peretz Lavie, Diller Foundation President Jackie Sapir and CEO of the Friends of the Technion Association in the USA Jeff Richard. Credit: ATS.

The Helen Diller Family Foundation will donate $50 million to the Quantum Center at the Technion

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1. Giorgio Pelucci, Scientific Director of the SESAME Regional Particle Accelerator inaugurated in Jordan. Photo: Ruth Lower, Technion spokeswoman.

Dinosaurs, black holes and the regional particle accelerator - at an international conference at the Technion

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From right to left: Prof. Emeritus Rainer Weiss, Ian Driver (brother of Prof. Emeritus Ronald Driver), Technion President Prof. Peretz Lavie and Prof. Emeritus Kip Stefan Thorn. Photo: Nitzan Zohar, Technion Spokesperson.

From the Harvey Prize at the Technion - to the Nobel Prize in Stockholm

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Sarah Ngosa at the annual Tech Women 2017 student conference that encourages outstanding female students to choose science and technology studies. Source: Courtesy of the Technion.

To see far, to see clearly

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Robotics participants. Source: Technion spokesmen.

This road starts here

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Technion campus. Source: Technion / Israel Institute of Technology, Wikimedia.

The Technion was ranked in the top ten of the "Nobel Universities" in the sciences

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The laboratory staff, from the right: laboratory engineer Yevgeni Linder, Mia Barzilai (doctoral student), Assaf Hershkovitz (master's degree), Itamar Holzman (toward a master's degree), Alon Avidor (bachelor's degree), Dr. Cecil Shagia (senior scientist) and Dr. Yachin Hebrew. Source: Technion spokesmen.

Collective Memory

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In the drawing, a supernova remnant is shown, and the "ears" are marked with an annular line. From Dubner et al. 2013

Why do many supernovae look like Mickey Mouse?

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Dendrites, which are the focus of Prof. Jackie Schiller's and doctoral student Maya Sandler's research. This study, along with other studies by researchers from other research disciplines, demonstrates the in-depth collaboration between researchers to deepen research and development in the field of the brain. Image source: Mathias De Roo / Wikimedia.

Researchers at the Technion are increasing their collaboration to expand research and development in the field of the brain

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Ezra and Scarlet Mord and their sons Amir and Tomer at the double doctorate ceremony at the Technion. Photo: Technion

Go far, go deep

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An experiment measuring forces on the parachute was conducted at Carmel Beach. Photo: Technion spokespeople.

The autonomous parachute

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The awarding of an honorary doctorate degree at the Technion to Shimon Peres, 1985. Photo: Technion Spokesperson

From nano technology to brain research. Shimon Peres and his contribution to science

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Shared photo for the Technion team. Standing, from right to left: Dolev Simon - security pilot, Yevgeni Gutnik - assistant supervisor (aeronautics), student Ido Greenfeld (aeronautics), student Omri Argov (aeronautics), student Ziv Shein (aeronautics), Dror Artzi - senior lecturer and project supervisor (aeronautics ), student Adi Toprak (aeronautics), student Yuval Paz (electricity), student Adi Nissim (electricity), student Nitzan Shmuel (electricity), student Mia Scott (aeronautics), student Uri Avraham (electricity), student Roni Forte (electricity) , AIDS fellow, PhD student and supervisor (electricity). Sitting from right to left: student Shlomi Busher (electricity), student Gal Zolkar (aeronautics), student Stanislav Shugaev (aeronautics), project leader student Eliran Eyal (aeronautics), student Ra'a David (aeronautics), student Dor Noti (aeronautics). Missing from the picture: the students Yegor Shmuklarevitz (aeronautics) and Ahmed Kaswani (electricity). Photo credit: Technion spokespeople

An achievement for the Technion team in an international competition for autonomous aircraft (AUVSI)

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