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As an ever-increasing number of satellites circle the earth, providing information and services we could not have accessed otherwise. Technion researchers are creating breakthrough experiments to take human knowledge and capability farther than ever before into space. This video premiered during the December 2021 Technion Board of Governors meeting.
We all push the boundaries and cut corners, whether it’s using our cellphone while driving, jaywalking, wearing a mask under our nose or chin, or some other transgression. These minor behavioral violations never make the headlines. Yet even these small infractions can, cumulatively, cause extensive damage to society — with life or death consequences. For example, if no one wears their mask properly, COVID-19 could spread unabated, endangering countless lives. How can society crack down on these behaviors? More frequent enforcement requires more resources like security cameras. More severe punishment for such infractions may lead to public opposition. There’s no…
Often referred to as a mini-NASA, the Technion Faculty of Aerospace Engineering is the only department of its kind in Israel and has trained most of the nation’s rocket scientists. Its researchers are involved in Israel’s priority space projects and have played an outsized role in building Israel’s aerospace industry. In this webinar, Aerospace Engineering […]
Technion Webinar With Special Guests David Horovitz, Dr. Irit Idan, and Prof. Uri Sivan When and how will the economy bounce back? As nations eased the shelter-in-place orders enacted to save lives, they were faced with solving a mounting economic crisis. Israel is no exception, as its economy was severely damaged by the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
Technion researchers Assistant Professor Mark Silberstein of the Viterbi Faculty of Electrical Engineering, graduate student Marina Minkin from the Computer Science Department, and their colleagues abroad have broken through the Intel Software Guard Extension (SGX). SGX is Intel’s new, innovative security wall that protects the privacy and integrity of information and applications. SGX is a […]