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The CloudCT satellite sends first light from orbit

Israeli-German CloudCT satellite sends first images from orbit

Satellite developed by Technion, Weizmann Institute and German researchers beams back its first observation as scientists test and calibrate the system

ynet Global | 09.14.26

From missile defense to artificial intelligence: How Technion is preparing Israel for the future

Technion President Prof. Uri Sivan says Israeli academia and high-tech have shown resilience through war, but warns AI could weaken independent thought and says the country’s greatest challenge is overcoming deep social divisions

David Matlin | 09.13.26

Israeli startup Qedma tackles quantum computing’s biggest weakness

Founded by Technion and Hebrew University researchers, Qedma uses software to tame quantum errors. Its work with IBM has now helped demonstrate quantum advantage on commercially available technology.

ynet Global | 09.09.26

Instead of hunting the infection, MeMed is reading the body’s response

What if a blood test could end the antibiotics guessing game? Israeli company MeMed reads the body’s immune response to distinguish bacterial from viral infections in about 15 minutes, helping doctors make faster treatment decisions

ynet Global | 09.09.26

Meet Aleph Farms, the startup turning cattle cells into steak

From lab experiment to steak: Israeli startup Aleph Farms wins Singapore approval to sell its cultivated beef, bringing lab-grown meat a step closer to restaurant tables and a planned 2027 launch

ynet Global | 09.09.26

This tiny battery-free chip could make the supply chain smarter

What if every carton, pallet and package could tell you where it is? Israeli startup Wiliot is using tiny, battery-free sensors to track products in real time, potentially transforming global supply chains

ynet Global | 09.09.26

Alex Bouaziz. His estimated personal fortune of about $2 billion has made him one of only two Israelis on Forbes’ list of the world’s youngest billionaires

Meet Alex Bouaziz, the Israeli entrepreneur behind Deel's $17 billion success

Alex Bouaziz moved alone from France to Israel at 17, studied at the Technion and MIT, then co-founded Deel, now valued at $17 billion; In an exclusive interview, he discusses antisemitism, Israel, and the legal battle threatening the company's stock offering

Tal Shahaf | 08.04.26

AI university rankings 2026: Stanford leads, Technion ranks 25th worldwide

Stanford tops the first global AI production ranking, while Israel’s Technion ranks 25th worldwide and first in Israel, outperforming major universities in AI entrepreneurship, research and industry impact

ynet Global | 07.29.26

Israeli researchers uncover hidden mechanism behind rapid antibiotic resistance

Technion scientists found that bacteria can rapidly create dozens of copies of genes that help them survive antibiotics, potentially even during short treatments, though the clinical significance and possible therapies remain under investigation

Tzur Gueta | 07.27.26

The research is aimed at improving early detection of ovarian cancer, particularly among women with inherited BRCA gene mutations

Israeli-led team wins grant to develop AI MRI for early ovarian cancer detection

Technion-led team receives Gray Foundation funding to develop an AI-powered MRI test for earlier ovarian cancer detection in women with BRCA mutations, potentially improving screening and reducing unnecessary preventive surgery

ynet Global | 07.18.26

Israeli AI learns to describe the secret lives of proteins

Technion and Tel Aviv University researchers say BetaDescribe can turn protein sequences into plain-language insights, opening faster paths for drug discovery, biotech and materials research

ynet Global | 07.04.26

A new approach to hydrogen fuel cells operating in ambient air

Israeli scientists rethink hydrogen fuel cells to unlock cheaper green energy

Technion researchers and partners at Tianjin University say managing carbon dioxide, rather than eliminating it, could make low-cost fuel cells more durable and practical for vehicles, drones and remote power systems

ynet Global | 06.25.26

AI breakthrough could make breast cancer MRI scans faster, sharper and more accessible

Technion and US researchers say their ELITE method combines artificial intelligence and mathematical modeling to produce dynamic MRI images once per second, potentially improving tumor detection and scan efficiency

ynet Global | 06.22.26

Can AI catch itself lying? New tools spot hallucinations from inside the model

Researchers propose methods to detect LLM failures by analyzing internal signals, including activations, attention patterns and output probabilities, using specialized deep learning models that outperform standard probes and generalize across models

ynet Global | 06.17.26

Demonstration of the new technology compared with existing technologies. In each image pair, the left side shows current capabilities, while the right side demonstrates the capabilities of TTM

Technion tool lets users create AI videos by mouse

Time to Move technology gives users control over motion in AI-generated videos without retraining models or requiring massive computing power

ynet Global | 06.12.26