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The Hybrid Quantum Photonics Chips Lab will drive the next generation of quantum technologies—sensors, communication, and processors at room temperature, all integrated on a single chip.

The conference is the largest and best-known national conference in the field of machine learning, incorporating academia and industry. Kalyuzhner presented a chapter from a book he is co-editing with his supervisor, Prof. Ze’ev Zalevsky, about different applications of Speckle technology and how they are processed using AI

High school students at Prof. Hillel Kugler's lab wrote a joint paper on their research on formal verification of AI systems. The paper was rejected, the students began their mandatory military service, but their supervisor, PhD student Avraham Raviv, persevered and kept working on the paper – which was accepted for a conference earlier this month

Prof. Gawer, one of the world’s leading experts on the business strategy of digital platforms and ecosystems, paid a visit to the Faculty of Engineering as a guest of Dr. Hila Chalutz–Ben Gal, and met with Faculty Dean to establish collaboration

At an IEEE conference on signal processing held in Hyderabad, India, Dr. Weiss presented two papers in two separate poster sessions. A third paper was published in IEEE’s communications journal, and a fourth is due to be published in a journal on signal processing

During the event, attendants enjoyed lectures on measuring brain disorders without the need for biopsy, improving brain surgeries through active network mapping, and AI applications in protein design. Additionally, outstanding students were presented with awards for their achievements

Jonathan Svirsky, a PhD student of Dr. Ofir Lindenbaum’s, attended Interspeech 2024, a conference on speech signal science and technology. He presented his research on developing a lightweight model for distinguishing words from audio. 

The awards are presented annually by Veronika's family in memory of this groundbreaking bridge and construction engineer, with the aim of advancing and empowering young women in technological fields

In celebration of International Women’s Day, female students and faculty members were invited to participate in a morning of interpersonal communication which included mingling with leading women in the industry, a tour of the Cadence offices, and a talk by journalist Orit Navon

David Levin, a PhD student of Prof. Gonen Singer, attended the annual ICIEA conference on industrial engineering. Levin presented an algorithm that improves the efficiency of multi-sensor systems and won the Best Paper Presentation award

In celebration of Women’s Day, the Faculty of Engineering held an event for female graduate and postgraduate students with discussion groups on networking, industry ties, and work-life balance

The conference, initiated by the society’s founders among which is Prof. Amos Danielli, was attended by leading researchers in the field of biomedicine

Dr. Noa Alon completed her PhD in bioengineering right here at the Faculty of Engineering and made a career change to scientific illustration before being diagnosed with cancer four years ago. Last month she passed away – but she did it on her own terms

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PhD student Guy Fargion of Prof. Ofir Weber’s research group developed an algorithm that uses neural networks to solve the problem of flattening 3D surfaces onto 2D planes. His paper was accepted for presentation at a conference and for publication by a leading journal

Katan, a member of Prof. Dror Fixler’s lab, won the title at SPIE’s Photonics West 2025 conference. In her research, she is developing an optical sensor for measuring physiological parameters