The method is aimed at colorectal and lung cancers, which are difficult to diagnose in their earliest stage.

Using tiny “nanopore” scanners that can detect individual DNA molecules, Professor Amit Meller and colleagues are on the hunt for biological markers in cancer cells that may help clinicians diagnose colorectal and lung cancers at their earliest stages. Continue reading Researchers Use “Nanopore” Scanners to Find Early Signs of Cancer →

The method is aimed at colorectal and lung cancers, which are difficult to diagnose in their earliest stage.

Using tiny “nanopore” scanners that can detect individual DNA molecules, Professor Amit Meller and colleagues are on the hunt for biological markers in cancer cells that may help clinicians diagnose colorectal and lung cancers at their earliest stages. Continue reading Researchers Use “Nanopore” Scanners to Find Early Signs of Cancer →

Cooperation agreement between the accelerators of  École Polytechnique and the Technion signed on the occasion of Minister Macron’s State visit to Israel

L’X and the Technion have signed an agreement to further promote the cooperation between École Polytechnique accelerator, X-Up, and the Technion Startup Launch Program, the T-Factor. This agreement was signed in the presence of the French Minister of Economy, Industry and Digital Affairs, Emmanuel Macron, during his State visit to Israel.

Continue reading Technion’s T-Factor in Agreement with X of École Polytechnique →

Could the next  Steve Jobs come from Technion? “Innovation and creativity aren’t exclusive to the most prestigious centers of education. They exist in schools all around the world with cutting-edge programs in science and tech, even if they fly further under the radar than ‘that college in Boston.'” says Tech.Mic – pinpointing Technion as one of the 13 schools producing the innovators of tomorrow. Continue reading Will the next Steve Jobs be a Technion Grad? →

Could the next  Steve Jobs come from Technion? “Innovation and creativity aren’t exclusive to the most prestigious centers of education. They exist in schools all around the world with cutting-edge programs in science and tech, even if they fly further under the radar than ‘that college in Boston.'” says Tech.Mic – pinpointing Technion as one of the 13 schools producing the innovators of tomorrow. Continue reading Will the next Steve Jobs be a Technion Grad? →

Chameleons’ swivelling eyes not as independent as once thought

Chameleons’ eyes track independently, but both lock-on prey for attack

Continue reading Looking into a Chameleon’s Eyes →

Chameleons’ swivelling eyes not as independent as once thought

Chameleons’ eyes track independently, but both lock-on prey for attack

Continue reading Looking into a Chameleon’s Eyes →

A custom of the Jewish New Year is to dip a slice of apple in honey and to wish others a sweet New Year. Symbolizing New Year, a new cycle of reading the Torah and the creation of the world, the apple is high in Technion consciousness right now.

From vision to application, Technion recently made science headlines with an algorithm for identifying apples on trees in order to produce the most accurate count yet for the  future automated harvests. Continue reading New Year is time for Apples and Honey. Smart ways to Harvest from Technion Israel →

A custom of the Jewish New Year is to dip a slice of apple in honey and to wish others a sweet New Year. Symbolizing New Year, a new cycle of reading the Torah and the creation of the world, the apple is high in Technion consciousness right now.

From vision to application, Technion recently made science headlines with an algorithm for identifying apples on trees in order to produce the most accurate count yet for the  future automated harvests. Continue reading New Year is time for Apples and Honey. Smart ways to Harvest from Technion Israel →