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The Digital Medical Technologies (Digital Medicine) Program - the degree that bridges the White Coat and Artificial Intelligence

The Department of Industrial Design presented recently five final projects from the Fixperts course, where every project begins with one person and one real problem - and ends with a working product placed directly in that person's hands.

A unique platform developed at the MAIA (Medical AI Applications) Lab at HIT is creating a new social network connecting researchers at Sheba Medical Center with students and interns who wish to take part in their research.

HIT’s Senior Appointments Committee has recently approved the promotion of two outstanding and highly accomplished faculty members to the rank of Associate Professor

"Adam's Chair," a project developed in the 'Fixperts' course at HIT Holon Institute of Technology, won a $3,000 prize for its custom seating solution for a child with complex physical needs.

As the world's population grows, cemeteries are becoming overcrowded and consuming ever more land. Could underwater burial be the solution?

HIT is taking a significant step in urban climate research with the establishment of CURe - a unique research venter that will operate at the forefront of the fight against climate change.

Proving That Campus can be the starting Line for Industry

Prof. Gila Kurtz, Dean of the Faculty of Instructional Technologies, has been invited to serve as a Visiting Research Fellow for 2026–2027 at the Inclusive AI Lab, based at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.

A signing ceremony for a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between HIT Holon Institute of Technology and New Uzbekistan University (NewUU) was recently held in an online ceremony via Zoom.

The Holon Institute of Technology (HIT) is a partner in the international project HOPE — Higher Education for Openness, Peace, and Empathy — funded by the European Union under the prestigious Erasmus+ Capacity Building program.

The paper, titled "Adapting Systems Engineering Education for AI-Augmented Practice: An Adaptability-Resilience Perspective," received the Best Paper Award at the annual international conference of INCOSE (International Council on Systems Engineering), the world's leading professional organization in the field of systems engineering.