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American Technion Society
From visionary education to a world of impact.
About American Technion Society
From Visionary Education to a World of Impact Our Mission: To enable the Technion to be among the world’s leading institutions improving the well-being of Israel and all humanity through leadership in science and technology. Based in New York City, the American Technion Society (ATS) provides critical support to the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, ranked among the world's leading science and technology universities. The Technion-Israel Institute of Technology is a major source of the innovation and brainpower that drives the Israeli economy, and a key to Israel’s renown as the world’s “Start-Up Nation.” Its three Nobel Prize winners exemplify academic excellence. Technion people, ideas and inventions make immeasurable contributions to the world including life-saving medicine, sustainable energy, computer science, water conservation and nanotechnology. American Technion Society (ATS) donors have provided more than $1.95 billion since its inception in 1940. Based in New York City, the ATS and its network of chapters across the U.S. provide funds for scholarships, fellowships, faculty recruitment and chairs, research, buildings, laboratories, classrooms and dormitories, and more.
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Research & Knowledge
American Technion Society researchers at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology are pushing the boundaries of science to create new ways to heal, protect, and sustain life for generations to come.
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Research & Knowledge
American Technion Society researchers Prof. Nir Hananya and Prof. Haggai Maron are funded by European ERC grants to study how cells decide which genes to turn on and off and how AI models learn.
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Presence & Recognition
American Technion Society hosted a group of Boston area business leaders for an Executive Blending event at Gustazo Cuban Kitchen and Bar in Waltham, MA.
Reported by Dina Baker, SCMP
Research & Knowledge
American Technion Society supported a Cornell Tech project backed by City Council Speaker Julie Menin to use AI, aerial imagery, and climate data to pinpoint where trees could provide relief in New York City.
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