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The Stephen B. Klein Faculty of Aerospace Engineering at the Technion is a world-class academic hub for aeronautics and astronautics, dedicated to creating, expanding, and disseminating ideas and knowledge in aerospace sciences and engineering.

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News
08.02.2026

Professor Eli Livne Awarded the 2026 Hanin International Prize

The late Prof. Meir Hanin International Prize is awarded every two years for significant scientific and/or technological achievements in aerospace sciences.
01.01.2026

Announcing the appointment of the new Dean, Prof. Gil Iosilevskii

The Stephen B. Klein Faculty of Aerospace Engineering is pleased to announce a leadership transition.
12.11.2025

Professor Emeritus Dan Givoli has been selected as the 2026 Timoshenko Scholar at Stanford University

The Timoshenko Scholar is a prestigious award presented annually in recognition of outstanding contributions to the field of applied mechanics.
Events
April 29 2026
AE Rocks! Super-talented faculty members and students will play and sing at the 6th Annual Faculty Concert.
May 20 2026
The students’ annual event
Seminars
May 06 2026
Roee M. Francos is currently a Computer Science Postdoctoral Fellow at the Robotics, Embedded Autonomy, and Communication Theory (REACT) Lab at Harvard University focusing on development of multi-agent resilient decision-making and coordination algorithms. In 2023, he completed his PhD in Computer Science at the Multi-Agent Robotic Systems Laboratory, the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. He received the B.Sc. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Ben-Gurion University. His research interests are in multi-agent teamwork, autonomous robotics, intelligent transportation systems, bio-inspired robotics and computer vision, focusing on collaborative algorithms for motion planning of autonomous vehicles, multi-robot learning, and air traffic management and coordination of unmanned vehicles. Roee is a recipient of the 2023 Robotics Science and Systems (RSS) Pioneers Award and the 2025 IEEE Multi-Robot & Multi-Agent Systems (MRS) Young Pioneer Award.
June 03 2026
Pavel Galich | B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Applied Mathematics and Physics, Department of Aerophysics and Space Research, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (2012 and 2014). Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering, Technion (2018). Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Materials Science & NanoEngineering (MSNE), Rice University (2018-2020). Assistant Professor at the Technion since 2020.
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A PostDoctoral Seminar by Eyal Baruch: As space missions such as solar sails, reflector antennas and solar arrays increase in size, their dynamics become ever more important, since large deflections can lead to efficiency loss, damage, or stability loss. The first step in addressing these problems is the accurate identification of system dynamics, most notably vibration mode shapes, natural frequencies, and damping ratios. However, these systems often cannot be tested at full scale prior to deployment, and numerical simulations may overlook key components, such as the correct damping mechanisms. This problem is further intensified by the complexity of carbon fiber thin shells, which serve as the fundamental building blocks of ultralight deployable structures. For such systems, classical similitude methods such as dimensional analysis (DA) are inapplicable, since parameters such as shell thickness and the stiffness matrix cannot be experimentally scaled.
AE Rocks! Super-talented faculty members and students will play and sing at the 6th Annual Faculty Concert.
הקונצרט הפקולטי חוזר! סטודנטים וחברי סגל מוכשרים ינגנו וישירו בקונצרט השנתי השישי של הפקולטה. 
Events on 30/03/2026
A PostDoctoral Seminar by Eyal Baruch: As space missions such as solar sails, reflector antennas and solar arrays increase in size, their dynamics become ever more important, since large deflections can lead to efficiency loss, damage, or stability loss. The first step in addressing these problems is the accurate identification of system dynamics, most notably vibration mode shapes, natural frequencies, and damping ratios. However, these systems often cannot be tested at full scale prior to deployment, and numerical simulations may overlook key components, such as the correct damping mechanisms. This problem is further intensified by the complexity of carbon fiber thin shells, which serve as the fundamental building blocks of ultralight deployable structures. For such systems, classical similitude methods such as dimensional analysis (DA) are inapplicable, since parameters such as shell thickness and the stiffness matrix cannot be experimentally scaled.
Events on 29/04/2026
AE Rocks! Super-talented faculty members and students will play and sing at the 6th Annual Faculty Concert.
הקונצרט הפקולטי חוזר! סטודנטים וחברי סגל מוכשרים ינגנו וישירו בקונצרט השנתי השישי של הפקולטה. 
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