TSA - Technion Society of Australia

Israel can win the battle for survival only by developing expert knowledge in technology.

Prof. Albert Einstein, (President of the first Technion Society)

Academic collaborations and research

Technion has a great contribution to make to Israel's future prosperity, and Israel's prosperity cannot but be of great benefit to other countries, as well.

Winston Churchill,(The late Prime Minister of Great Britain)

Linking Australian business and Technion R & D

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You - the people of the Technion have led the way in technology, science and engineering.

Yitzhak Rabin, (The late Prime Minister of Israel)

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The Technion has been a beacon of learning in our region.

The late King Hussein of Jordan

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2011 TSA Theeman Scholars speak about collaborations

The 2011 TSA Theeman Scholars, Prof Graeme Murch of Newcastle University and Associate Professor Farid Christo of University of South Australia, will speak at the next TSA Einstein Supper on 22 May, 2012 about the scientific collaborations to result from their visits to the Technion during 2011. Professor Murch is Joint Director of the University Centre for Mass and Thermal Transport in Engineering Materials. Associate Professor Farid Christo is Director, Regional Sustainability Centre, Institute for Sustainable Systems and Technologies.

2012 TSA Theeman Scholars announced

Professor Neal Ashkanasy, Professor Michael Smithson and Associate Professor Avner Rothschild have been announced as the 2012 TSA Theeman Scholars. Professor Ashkanasy is Professor of Management at the Business School of the University of Queensland in Brisbane and Professor Smithson is Professor of Psychology at the Australian National University in Canberra. Professor Rothschild lectures in Materials Science and Engineering at the Technion.

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The Technion Society of Australia (NSW) aims to establish a lasting relationship between Australian society and the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology.

We support the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology in its mission to be at the forefront of the global network of science and technology, to be Israel's top facility for science and technology (a role that is necessary for the future of Israel and to all humanity) and to be a centre of excellence in technical education producing leaders with strong professional ethics and sensitive to social and environmental issues.

Our activities include lectures by visiting Technion academics; academic and student exchange programs (including supporting scholarships); fostering links between Australian business and the Technion; an Australian Technion alumni group; and fundraising.