Technion Innovations
June 2022
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WATCH: Insider Briefing from Technion President,
Uri Sivan
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Professor Uri Sivan presents his vision for the University as we approach the Technion’s Centennial in 2024 at the American Technion Society Presidential Forum. His briefing is followed by a moderated Q&A with event Chair, Angelica Berrie. |
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Israeli Expedition Discovers Virus that Can Severely Affect Oxygen Production from Oceans
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Efficient DNA Repair - Discovery of an Unknown Mechanism that Regulates DNA Damage Repair
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Do Proteins Remember? The Integration of Biology and Computer Science has Led to New Insights
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Meet the Flexible Future of Learning |
Technion alumni Dan Avida and his team's engaging design with Engagelli is in high demand. Learners can access Engageli, from PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, iPhones, iPads, and Android devices. |
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The AI Bodycam that Reinvents Viewing Sports |
Technion alumni, Co-Founder & CTO Yehuda Elmaliach of Israeli startup Mindfly gives sports fans the opportunity to experience their next big soccer match or basketball game from their favorite player’s point of view.
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Professor Alon Wolf, Vice President for External Relations and Resource Development, Visits Montreal
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During his visit to Montreal in March, Alon Wolf met, educated and inspired Technion Canada donors, Alumni and friends. It was a successful trip full of engagement and delicious food.
Alon Wolf's lab is best known for creating robotic snakes for urban rescue. As co-founder of MedRobotics, he helped invent a medical snake for minimally invasive procedures on organs that are hard to reach. Prof. Wolf heads the Israeli Olympic Sports Research Center, a Technion collaboration with Israel’s Olympic Committee, and FIRST Robotics Israel. Thank you to our hosts: Ronit and Noah Stern, Adelia and David Bensoussan and Doreen and Gerald Green.
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Technion Canada celebrates the generosity of Leesa Steinberg at a cocktail hosted by Lynda and Marvin Ostin |
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A L’Chaim for Montreal philanthropist, Leesa Steinberg, was held in May, generously hosted by Lynda & Marvin Ostin.
Leesa comes from a long heritage of philanthropy and community involvement, proudly following in the footsteps of the Steinberg, Dobrin and Minzberg families. A long-time Technion supporter, Leesa will be honoured at this year’s Board of Governors Meeting, in Haifa, as a Technion Guardian, a designation reserved for those who have reached the highest level of support for the institution.
“I feel truly blessed and honoured to be able to establish the Fund to Support Tissue Engineering of Lymphatic Vessels for Lymphedema treatment,” says Leesa of her most recent investment in Technion, which will enable Professor Shulamit Levenberg’s cutting-edge tissue engineering research to advance the treatment of Lymphedema.
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Technion Canada hosts the Munk Family on a tour of Cornell Tech, home of the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute in NYC |
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Technion Canada was fortunate to have hosted Melanie Munk and her Foundation members, David Steele, Devon Cross and daughter Cheyne Munk Beys at the Cornell Tech campus. The Jacobs Institute at Cornell Tech fosters radical experimentation at the intersection of research, education, and entrepreneurship. Established jointly by Cornell University and the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, their mission is to transform key industries through technological innovation, deep-tech start-ups, and uniquely skilled talent. The tour was informative, educational and inspiring.
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Our Website has a New Look! |
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