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What are the big scientific discoveries that will emerge from the Technion in the next 100 years?
Award-winning science correspondent and journalist Ira Flatow and three leading voices from the Technion – former Technion President Peretz Lavie, Professor Hagit Attiya, and Associate Professor Ido Roll – revealed the ingredients that make the Technion so exceptional. In this webinar, they also predicted what new discoveries might come out of the Technion – and how they will help shape Israel and the world – in the next century.
From the day it opened its doors to students in 1924, the Technion has played a unique role in the lives of people in Israel and across the globe. From building roads to building an air force, from shaping a successful start-up nation to shaping a science-literate society, the University has been with Israel every step of the way. It has also launched generations of extraordinary engineers and distinguished scientists whose ingenuity has gifted the world with a stunning array of innovations in disciplines ranging from aerospace engineering to medicine, sustainability to security, and chemistry to materials science, and beyond. Celebrate the Technion Centennial in this special event.
June 06, 2023
Learn about the Technion Centennial celebrations and the remarkable advancements made in technology and engineering education.
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Before Israel became a state, the Technion was educating the people who would help build it. As the country grew, its challenges called for new knowledge — and generations of Technion minds answered. This short film follows that journey, from the engineers who helped construct Israel’s infrastructure to the researchers whose discoveries strengthened its security, […]
At the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, the future often begins with a deceptively simple question: What can we do today that we could not do before? “Science and engineering have never been about yesterday’s tasks. They’ve always been about the future,” said Prof. Lihi Zelnik-Manor, vice president of External Relations and Resource Development at […]
Their study investigated fruit flies, a classic model organism in genetics. It focused on the species Drosophila sechellia, whose ancestors’ larval bodies possessed tiny hair-like structures (trichomes). These structures have disappeared over the course of evolution. In other words, the same evolutionary outcome — the loss of gene expression — emerged through several distinct molecular […]
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