Gift To Technion Will Promote "Peace Technology"
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Israel's oldest university, the
Technion-lsrael Institute of Technology, received a meaningful gift on
its 70th anniversary from Califor-
niansAndrew and Ema Finci Viterbi.
At a ceremony during theTechnion's
yearly meeting of the International
Board of Governors, the Viterbis
established the Andrew J. and Erna
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Finci Viterbi Chair in Information
Systems. The purpose is to encourage the Technion's pioneering
moves in the conversion of defense-
related technology to civilian consumer products and services.
"Communications is a field which
best exemplifies the biblical expression of turning swords into plow-
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shares," Dr. Andrew Viterbi told the
international audience of dignitaries,
scientists and journalists gathered
in Technion City.
Viterbi was cited as an example
of a man who has combined a commercial career in communications
and information systems with the
expertise won through a parallel
career in academia. He is known as
a staunch supporter of Israel, science and technology. His involvement with the Technion-lsrael Institute of Technology over the years
has included service as president of
the San Diego Chapter of theAmeri-
can Technion Society.
For more information on Technion
and the American Technion Society call Phyllis Hoffman, San Diego
director, at 287-1002 »