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Before joining the Technion, Dr. Aviram was vice president and chief executive officer of the Azrieli College and chairman of the Forum of CEOs of the Council of Heads of Public Colleges. He also spent eight years as the executive director of the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences and was part of the founding team at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Dr. Aviram was released from the IDF in 2004 with the rank of colonel after serving in the Armored Corps. He held several roles, including deputy commander of a reserve division and head of the IDF Units Inspection Department. He continued to serve in the reserves as the commander of Reserve Brigade 274 for over 14 years.
He earned a bachelor’s degree in physics and atmospheric sciences with honors from the Hebrew University, a master’s degree in business administration with honors from Tel Aviv University, and a Ph.D. in management sciences from Pace University’s Lubin School of Business.
In his free time, Dr. Aviram enjoys photography, birdwatching, sports, and hiking. He resides in Haifa and Yehud with his partner, Ayala, and their three children.
As the conflict with Iran unfolds, airpower, intelligence, and advanced defense technologies are shaping the battlefield in unprecedented ways. Israel’s decades-long investment in innovation is already proving decisive. Brig. General (res.) Prof. Jacob Nagel, former head of Israel’s National Security Council and Technion professor, and Dr. Rafi Aviram, executive vice president and director general of the Technion, give a timely briefing on the war and the technologies behind Israel’s early successes. Prof. Nagel discusses the threats posed by Iran and Hezbollah, the importance of U.S.–Israel cooperation, and how Israeli defense technologies—many developed by Technion alumni—help protect Israel’s citizens, soldiers, and…
Having grown up in grinding poverty, Reuven Aronashvili pledged to rewrite his fate. In this electrifying talk, he shares how he channeled his hunger for a better life to establish Israel’s first military “Red Team” and found a global cybersecurity empire. His message provides inspiration for anyone who feels stuck. This talk was given at […]
Mexico City’s Topos Azteca search and rescue brigade has been using Israeli technology to access areas still too dangerous for humans to enter in search of victims buried under the rubble in Venezuela’s La Guaira earthquake sites. The death toll in Latin America’s largest natural disaster in decades has risen to over 2,600, and while hopes of finding more survivors diminish, search and rescue teams are not stopping. Dozens of countries have sent personnel to the disaster areas, including Syria’s White Helmets (the Syria Civil Defense humanitarian aid volunteer organization). Despite not having diplomatic relations with Caracas for 17 years,…
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