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The Technion’s story has been intertwined with Israel’s for more than a century, from laying the foundations for a new nation to shaping its future.
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One of Israel’s rising stars in the areas of chemical and biomedical engineering and nanotherapeutics, he has received more than 15 national and international excellence awards.
His research group in Wolfson Faculty of Chemical Engineering develops biomimetic nanoparticles to treat neurodegenerative pediatric diseases, brain injuries, and multiple cancers. He has developed various novel drug delivery systems, each aiming to deliver different treatments and target different diseases. One such system, dubbed “nano-taxis,” are tiny, nature-mimicking vesicles that carry medication such as mRNA directly to targeted neurons, without being destroyed or changed en route, to potentially revolutionize various treatments and drug delivery.
Prof. Zinger received his Technion bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering and his master’s and doctoral degrees in Associate Professor Avi Schroeder’s Laboratory for Targeted Drug Delivery and Personalized Medicine Technologies. He went on to conduct postdoctoral research at the Houston Methodist Academic Institute in Texas, where he now holds adjunct professor positions in both the Cardiovascular Science and the Neurosurgery Departments.
Since returning to his alma mater in October 2021, he has received the Alon Fellowship for the Integration of Outstanding Faculty, became a member of the Global Young Academy, and was invited to join the prestigious “Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting” as a young scientist.
The grandson of a Holocaust survivor, Prof. Zinger (Major res.) served the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in three wars and operations during the 2000s, receiving an excellency award for his leadership in the Second Lebanon War of 2006. As a reservist, he serves as the Executive Officer of the Armored Corps Headquarters.
The next 100 years in my field of bio-inspired engineering will be focused on early detection of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. Right now, we might have the ability to treat cancer and we might have the ability to reduce the side effects — but can we detect it early, before it causes any harmful symptoms […]
Five young researchers who joined the Technion during the 2021-2022 academic year are recipients of prestigious 2023 starting grants from the European Research Council (ERC). These grants are awarded to talented early-career scientists who completed their doctoral degrees only two to seven years ago, and have already produced excellent work, showing great promise. Charlotte Vogt, assistant professor in the Schulich Faculty of Chemistry, works to solve problems of climate change and pollution by improving or inventing more sustainable processes. Metal nanoparticle-based catalysts are essential to shifting societal reliance away from fossil-fuel resources, but most are found by slow, trial-and-error processes….
For newly minted Ph.D.s, choosing where to plant their academic roots can be an overwhelming decision. It shapes the direction of their research, where they live, and with whom they collaborate. The choice is also key for universities, which rely on recruiting top faculty to attract the best students. That’s why the Technion has long […]
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