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AI tool developed at Technion could transform how doctors decide on chemotherapy

International study led by Technion validates model in large-scale randomized clinical trial and on data from hospitals around the world, offering a fast and accessible alternative to expensive genomic tests in breast cancer

ynet Global | 03.28.26

Graphic abstract (from bottom left, clockwise): Muscle tissue containing mature cells and vascular networks; fat tissue containing blood vessels and lymphatic networks; printing of these flaps; and immediate perfusion of the flap by the host tissue

Technion team develops 3D implant that mimics lost human tissue

The bioengineered flap combines muscle, fat, blood vessels and, for the first time, a lymphatic network in a single structure, offering a potential future alternative for patients with severe tissue loss from burns, injuries or tumor removal

ynet Global | 03.15.26

Cornell student assembly backs cutting ties with Technion as rally in NYC praises October 7 attack

Undergraduate body votes 17–5 to end Cornell-Technion partnership and condemns hosting Tzipi Livni; tense meeting sees president booed as pro-Iran rally in Manhattan praises October 7 terror attack

Daniel Edelson, New York | 03.14.26

Belgian scientist builds life and lab in Israel despite war

Belgian-born Technion scientist Dr. Katrien Vandoorne leads research tracking inflammation in the body and says Israel’s collaborative science culture and wartime resilience convinced her to build her lab and raise her family here

Yael Feldman Shavit | 03.11.26

Israeli‑led research unveils 'living' implant that could end insulin shots

Technion and top US universities unveil implantable 'living pancreas' that senses glucose, produces insulin and evades immune response, paving the way for self-regulating, long-term diabetes treatment without daily injections

ynet Global | 02.04.26

Technion professor Jacob Grobman named director of Israel Museum

Grobman, an award-winning architect and former dean at the Technion, will succeed Suzanne Landau in March, pledging to uphold the museum’s global stature amid ongoing regional challenges

ynet Global | 01.21.26

Professor Michael Glickman, dean of the Technion’s Faculty of Biology, and postdoctoral researcher Dr. Ajay Wagh

Israeli scientists reveal how brain 'takes out the trash', and may spread Alzheimer’s

Technion researchers find protein-disposal system in brain cells may actually spread toxic proteins linked to Alzheimer’s; instead of destroying them, cells sometimes expel them to neighboring tissues, potentially accelerating disease progression in brain

ynet Global | 01.05.26

Israeli researchers find porous materials may unlock major breakthroughs in clean energy tech

Technion scientists review how porous materials move heat, charge and mass across scales, arguing that smarter pore design could boost batteries, solar systems and fuel production and accelerate development of next-generation clean energy

ynet Global | 12.09.25

Tel Aviv University and Technion students win gold at prestigious international competition

More than 400 teams took part in this year’s iGEM competition in Paris; TAU earns gold for innovative strategy to treat advanced lung cancer; Technion team bags gold for cost-effective synthetic method to produce bromelain, a stem-derived enzyme

ynet | 11.20.25

זוהראן ממדאני קמפיין לראשות העיר ניו יורק 6 בספטמבר באירוע תחת הכותרת "להיאבק באוליגרכיה"

Zohran Mamdani to assess shutting down Technion’s New York campus over IDF ties if elected

Days before the election, anti-Israel Muslim NYC mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani said he would move to end the Israeli Technion’s activity, calling its partnership with Cornell 'a BDS issue' and arguing it shouldn’t receive city funding

Daniel Edelson, New York | 10.31.25

Israeli researchers develop smart biological glue that could replace stitches

Technion researchers have developed a biodegradable smart glue that mimics how mollusks stick to wet surfaces; adhesive bonds tissues within seconds, seals bleeding and prevents infections, offering a potential alternative to surgical stitches

Eitan Gefen | 10.17.25

New Israeli method could revolutionize green hydrogen production

Researchers at Haifa's Technion unveil decoupled electrolysis system that slashes costs and adapts to fluctuating nature of solar and wind energy; technology now being scaled for industrial use, aiming to transform global hydrogen markets

Ynet | 07.06.25

Israeli startup QuamCore claims breakthrough in scaling quantum computers

Company comes to light with a scalable quantum processor design, integrating control systems directly into cryogenic chambers and securing $9M to advance its million-qubit vision

Tal Shahaf | 03.12.25

No more needles? Israeli researcher aims to replace injections with pills

Technion team discover proteins in human breast milk can help deliver sensitive medical compounds, such as vaccines and insulin, through digestive system into bloodstream

Dr. Asaf Singer | 02.23.25

'We could have built a great company to sell to Nvidia, but we’re building an app for a billion users'

Dean Leitersdorf, 23, from the renowned Leitersdorf family, earned three Technion degrees, while his partner, Moshe Shalev, 37, grew up ultra-Orthodox and served in Unit 8200; Together, they founded AI startup 'Decart,' now valued at $500M and praised by Elon Musk himself

Tal Shahaf | 01.04.25

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