TECHNION ALUMNI GO GLOBAL

Conversations with Technion alumni living and working all around the world. A podcast by the Technion Alumni Association

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  Episode #19

  Something is Fresh in the State of Denmark | Yonat Granot

  Sep 28, 202647 min

  An expert in the field of healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship, Yonat Granot has been managing, consulting and mentoring companies and entrepreneurs, for over 20 years. She is currently Tel Aviv senior life-science innovation officer for the Royal Innovation Center Denmark (under foreign office and higher education), and of course – she's a proud Technion Alum! In this episode of Technion Alumni Go Global , Granot tells us about her international career, using just the right amount of good old Israeli chutzpah while helping Europeans develop a ‘startup nation’ mindset, and about the Danish concept of ‘Janteloven'. Host: Jonathan Gal of SHEMMA Visit our website & sign up for our newsletter here: https://alumni.technion.ac.il/ And find your community page here: https://linktr.ee/technionalumni

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  Episode #18

  Predictions from The Himalayas | Prof. Galit Shmueli

  Aug 31, 202647 min

  Galit Shmueli is the Tsing Hua Distinguished Professor at the Institute of Service Science, College of Technology Management, National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan. Prof. Shmueli also serves as Vice President for Global Affairs at the university, and is the author of multiple books. She is a truly world-renowned authority in her fields of data science and business analytics, and – a proud Technion Alum! In this episode of Technion Alumni Go Global , she tells us all about her years living in the unique country of Bhutan, the difference between prediction and causality, how a British monk changed her life, and why we should all come to study in Taiwan. Host: Jonathan Gal of SHEMMA Visit our website & sign up for our newsletter here: https://alumni.technion.ac.il/ And find your community page here: https://linktr.ee/technionalumni

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  Episode #16

  The Heart Will Go On | Lior Jankelson

  Jul 7, 202651 min

  Lior Jankelson is professor of medicine and biomedical engineering at NYU, where he is a Cardiac Electrophysiologist, and serves as director of the Inherited Arrhythmia Program; as well as leading the “AI in Cardiology group”. He is an entrepreneur, a surfer, and – a proud Technion Alum! In this episode we talk about A.I and the human heart, the differences between "plumbers" and "electricians" (in cardiology...), the origins of the now legendary BizTek program, and much more... Host: Jonathan Gal of SHEMMA Visit our website & sign up for our newsletter here: https://alumni.technion.ac.il/ And find your community page here: https://linktr.ee/technionalumni Reach out to prof. Jankelson here if you want to know more about fellowships in cardiovascular artificial intelligence & electrophysiology at NYU.

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  Episode #15

  Austin Power! | Or Yochanan

  Jun 8, 202641 minS0

  <p>Or Yochanan is a real-estate and relocation entrepreneur based in Austin, Texas - where he chose to relocate after spending some time in Silicon Valley.  He is the founder of The Investory and 'Austin Connections Group”; and these days he's also doing exciting things as a content creator, podcaster, and youtuber extraordinaire.</p><p><br>In this episode we talk about the big dreams and sometimes harsh realities of relocating to the U.S. for high powered jobs in tech, and how Or's frustration with that industry led him to a new life in real estate; we hear about Aus...

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  Episode #14

  Dr. Fashionista | Maia Hirsch

  May 13, 202648 minS0

  <p>Maia Hirsch is a Technion-trained mechanical engineer, and first year robotics PhD candidate at Cornell University, where she researches wearable haptics; while also - creating robotic fashion pieces that have been showcased at New York Fashion Week.</p><p><br>At only 24 years of age, she is already impressing many, both in tech and in fashion, with her creations that have gone viral on social media; and in this episode we hear from her about such varied topics as: living in four different countries, not always by choice; what will astronauts on mars, or users in the metaverse, actually...

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