Tag Archives: Innovation
A Visit from the Ministry of Economy and Industry
A delegation of senior officials from the Ministry of Economy and Industry led by the director general of the ministry visited the Technion Last week, a delegation of senior officials from the Ministry of Economy and Industry, headed by… Read More
‘Meta-Synergy’ for the Battle Against Cancer
Professor Yosi Shamay and his group at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology's Faculty of Biomedical Engineering have made major headway in a remarkable new approach to cancer treatment. Based on a new concept called “meta-synergy,” the group developed a powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tool that makes it possible to find drug combinations that… Read More
Biology in Motion at Super-High Resolution
The research group of Professor Yoav Shechtman from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology Faculty of Biomedical Engineering has developed groundbreaking technology enabling scientists to see dynamic processes in living cells. Their study was recently published in Nature Methods. Prof. Yoav Schectman Until now, high-resolution microscopy enabled researchers to observe sub-cellular structures such as… Read More
Prestigious Grant for Technion Researchers: Towards a Complete System for Storing Information on DNA
Researchers from the Technion have won the prestigious EIC Pathfinder grant from the European Union. The entire grant totals some 4 million Euros, of which 1.5 million Euros will be allocated to research done at the Technion. Prof. Eitan Yaakobi The research is led by Professor Eitan Yaakobi and Professor Zohar Yakhini, who are the… Read More
Atomic-scale spin-optical laser: new horizon for optoelectronics
Researchers at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology have developed a coherent and controllable spin-optical laser based on a single atomic layer. This discovery is enabled by coherent spin-dependent interactions between a single atomic layer and a laterally confined photonic spin lattice, the latter of which supports high-Q spin-valley states through the photonic Rashba-type… Read More
Fishing Energy from the Sea
Electricity from the Sea: Researchers from the Technion have developed a new method that harvests an electrical current directly from seaweed in an environmentally friendly and efficient fashion. The idea, which came to doctoral student Yaniv Shlosberg while he was on the beach, has been developed by a consortium of researchers from three Technion Faculties… Read More
Fueling Sustainable Energy
Grand Technion Energy Program Annual Research Day: Innovative Developments in Energy and Sustainability The Grand Technion Energy Program (GTEP) held its annual Research Day on December 15, 2021. According to Professor Yoed Tsur, GTEP director, "GTEP's mission is to advance research and to promote multidisciplinary cooperation in sustainable energy related fields on campus. This year,… Read More
Language Learning Upgrade
Learning to communicate: Technion students develop an app for the "Madrasa" project in honor of International Arabic Language Day The UN's International Arabic Language Day is commemorated each year on December 18, which is the anniversary of a resolution passed by the UN General Assembly making Arabic one of its official working languages. Students from… Read More
Food Competition Feeds Innovation
Technion Students Cook Up Creative, Tasty, and Award-Winning Food Solutions in European Innovation Competition Students from the Technion’s Faculty of Biotechnology and Food Engineering won top prizes in the EU-supported Food Solutions Project, which is part of EIT FOOD – a program that fosters innovation to create healthy and sustainable food for all. The premise… Read More
Decades-Old Mystery Solved
Catalysis is responsible for 95% of industrial chemical processes, and directly affects more than 1/3 of the world’s gross domestic product (GDP). What is catalysis? It is the process of increasing the rate of a chemical reaction; “helping it” - achieved by means of a catalyst – a “starter”. The catalyst is not consumed by… Read More