Music, Science & Inspiration

Music, Science & Inspiration is an original concert-lecture series at the Technion that brings leading scientists, Nobel laureates, and distinguished musicians together on one stage to perform, converse, and explore shared ideas. Rather than keeping art and science apart, the series creates a living dialogue on creativity, rhythm, perception, and the essence of inspiration. Associate Professor Orit Wolf initiated it during her appointment as Artist in Residence at the Technion, and what began as a seed of curiosity has grown into a true vision that now attracts thousands of attendees. The series was launched with the generous support of Sonia Marschak and is currently sustained by the President’s Fund.

The novelty of the series lies not only in its format, but in its home: the Technion—long regarded as a hub for science and engineering—has embraced music and the arts as vital forces that expand understanding and enrich innovation. By situating art at the heart of a STEM-focused institution, the series demonstrates the essential role of music in academic and cultural life, revealing how artistic insight and scientific inquiry can illuminate one another. All events since its inception in 2022–2023 have been recorded and are available on the series website. The sessions are held at the Churchill Auditorium on Wednesdays at 12:30, with free admission upon registration.