Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
OpenAI, Anthropic’s openness on risks is encouraging, but AI holds promise, Technion prof. says
"It's encouraging when the people leading the development of this technology speak openly about the risks, but we should remind ourselves of the benefits it offers,” said Professor Yaniv Romano.
Who was Israeli American Daniel Lewin, the first victim of 9/11?
From Weizmann computers to start-up nation: How Israel grew to become a high-tech powerhouse
Autonomous AI-powered drone tech detects and reports fires, test launched by five-way partnership
Technion University hacked; Cyber authority trying to assist
The cyberattack against the university has taken the form of a ransomware attack.
Israeli computer scientist helps crack secrets of Mary Queen of Scots’ lost letters
Key themes referred to in Mary’s correspondence include complaints about her poor health and captivity conditions and her negotiations with Queen Elizabeth I for her release.
Technion, Good Food Institute unite to establish Sustainable Protein Research Center
The SPRC will facilitate academic research in the alternative protein field, adding more value to an already burgeoning market.
Mastering Hebrew just 4.5 years after moving to Israel from Chile
In July 2018, she made aliyah on her own. Her first stop was Ulpan Etzion in Jerusalem, determined and motivated to learn and master Hebrew.
Israel to launch national research institute for energy storage
The institute will help work towards reaching Israel's goal of zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 – a goal established in light of the ongoing climate crisis.
Can processed food be healthy? Israeli students think so
Does ready-made food have to be harmful to health? Technion students say no.
$50 million sustainability center donated to Technion by Stewart, Lynda Resnick
With a rapidly-growing world population, the Stewart and Lynda Resnick Sustainability Center for Catalysis will tackle issues that will arise as global resources deplete.
Computer architecture is being reimagined at Technion
One might think modern computers are already surpassing the human brain, but they still have a long way to go.
Why are researchers concerned over 'rogue waves' off Israel's coast?
Researchers in Georgia, Haifa study dangerous waves in eastern Mediterranean Sea • Team uses novel theory of space-time wave extremes
Sperm protein could be used for treating infertility, joint Israel-Japan study finds
They found that the protein IZUMO1 is critical for the binding of sex cells, and also plays an essential role in fusing the cells to allow the exchange of genetic material.