Israeli marine biologists and designer 3D-printed the world’s first bioplastic and ceramic tile coral reefs to shed light on the complex relations between coral architecture and fish recruitment.

Technion President Peretz Lavie says the establishment of the centers places the university 'at the forefront of scientific research in efforts to eradicate the disease.'

Professor Shulamit Levenberg, dean of the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, says the new center will boost tissue engineering research.

The Haifa-based company recently partnered with a leading American healthcare firm to fund research and clinical development of its breakthrough technology.

The startup says it created the first prototype of cell-grown steak to deliver the full experience of meat with the appearance, shape, and texture of beef cuts.

Professor Hossam Haick of the Technion nabbed a prize in Lisbon for the SNIFFPHONE, a device that uses nanotechnology sensors to analyze particles on the breath and pick up on diseases.

The prestigious university won a government grant to establish t-hub, a new center that will become a focal point for all the entrepreneurial activities of Technion faculties

A new discovery by Israeli scientists could significantly impact efforts to replace carbon-based fuels with more environmentally friendly hydrogen fuels.

A Tel Aviv startup developing 3D print technology for vegan meat substitutes, and a Haifa cleantech company are vying for the grand prizes at the upcoming event by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.

The center will advance research in AI fields and collaboration between Technion and Intel researchers.

Scientists at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology developed a device with an array of 40 sensors that they say was able to detect early-stage Parkinson's with 81 percent accuracy.

Israeli data researchers, including Dr. Kira Radinsky, say they developed a system that will significantly shorten drug development time and reduce costs.

Tel Aviv University was the only non-American institution in the top ranking, according to a new report by research firm Pitchbook.

The Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem rose in rankings on the annual Shanghai Ranking for 2018.

Technion scientists say they have successfully shrunk cancerous tumors in mice by manipulating the brain’s reward system, which caused a reaction in the immune system.