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How can artificial intelligence be integrated into learning, teaching, engineering development, research, and laboratory management? A unique series of events gives the Technion community practical tools for using AI effectively and responsibly. Read more |
How can we shorten the path from scientific discovery to medical treatment? The Technion and Rambam Healthcare Campus have signed an agreement to establish the Andrea and Lawrence Wolfe Center for Translational Medicine and Engineering in Rambam’s Helmsley Health Discovery Tower. The center will bring together physicians, scientists, and engineers to accelerate the development of treatments and medical technologies. |
A new study led by Prof. Dvir Aran and Dr. Zhongyang Lin of the Faculty of Biology and the Henry and Marilyn Taub Faculty of Computer Science presents a new approach that could help predict patients’ responses to immunotherapy and tailor treatment to the individual. |
A new method developed by Prof. Avner Rothschild and Dr. Guilin Ruan of the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering produces hydrogen alongside an essential industrial raw material, achieving 98% efficiency without a membrane separating the electrodes. |
It sounds like science fiction,until you discover who is behind this ambitious initiative. Explore the vision of Prof. Hossam Haick of the Wolfson Faculty of Chemical Engineering. |
From quantum computing and artificial intelligence to nanoparticles designed to “communicate” with cancer cells, Technion researchers are bringing together science, engineering, and medicine to tackle questions that, until recently, seemed impossible to answer. Read on Ynet |
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