Technion-Israel Institute of Technology

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Though one of the pillars of the program is fostering new academic minds to join the Israeli population, it’s primarily a refuge for students who no longer feel safe on their respective campuses.

Technion scientists propose a new frontier in food science – tailoring diets based on gender.

“Close your eyes and imagine what the Technion campuses will look like in 100 years,” a staff member of the technical institute said in his address.

Israel’s defense spending as a portion of GDP was second-greatest in the world, second only to Ukraine. Israel spent $46.5 billion on defense in 2024, of which $5.7 billion in December alone

Our predecessors built universities before there was a state. We, who have a state, must now ensure that we continue to deserve those universities.

Researchers found that the local release of dopamine – a molecule best known for its role in the brain’s reward system – is a key factor in acquiring new motor skills.

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

Imagine if antibodies, hormones for fertility, proteins like insulin, and vaccines could be swallowed instead of taken by injection.

As the university celebrates its 100th anniversary, it continues to expand its impact on the global stage.