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Exhibition of Projects by the School of Multidisciplinary Studies.

Prof. Jonathan Schler Awarded Prestigious BSF–NEH Grant for International AI Humanities Research Collaboration Prof. Jonathan Schler from the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT) has been awarded a prestigious international research grant from the BSF–NEH program, in collaboration with Bar-Ilan University and Brown University.

The "Clinics" platform at HIT Holon Institute of Technology has operated as a research and development incubator for five years. During this period, approximately 140 clinics have taken place in collaboration with some 250 students and dozens of faculty members.

Prof. Eduard Yakubov, President of HIT Holon Institute of Technology, and the Institute's CEO, Mr. Shmuel Goldberg, recently participated in the Salute to Israel Parade held on the streets of New York, joining thousands of participants and representatives from the Jewish and Israeli communities.

Tablet-based monitoring and AI-powered emotion analysis aim to bring clinical-grade diagnostics into the home

A new study by Prof. Gila Kurtz, Dean of the Faculty of Instructional Technologies at HIT, examined the integration of virtual reality (VR) technology in clinical nursing education in Israel.

Lecturers and educators, students from several colleges, universities, and youth organizations from Israel, Morocco, and Europe gathered for a closing conference marking three years of cross-border educational collaboration under the IMPACT project.

Daniel Samarjian, a Computer Science graduate and app developer at the MAIA Lab within the Department of Digital Medical Technologies at HIT – Holon Institute of Technology, has taken first place at the NEXT-I Hackathon, organized by the Research, Development and Innovation Center of Ichilov Medical Center, together with his team. This year's hackathon challenged participants to transform real clinical problems into practical solutions that improve the quality of patient care.

HIT Holon Institute of Technology is laying the groundwork for the future of medical technology with the establishment of a unique faculty that brings together engineering, technology (hardware and software), design, and the life and medical sciences under one roof.

Students and a faculty member from HIT's Faculty of Design, in collaboration with Schneider Children's Medical Center, have developed a gamified diagnostic system that enables neurosurgeons to obtain accurate cognitive data from children who are difficult to engage transforming the pre-surgical assessment process.

For eleven consecutive years, industrial design students at HIT Holon Institute of Technology have been creating special Purim costumes for children who use wheelchairs and walkers, part of an ongoing and deeply moving collaboration with Beit Issie Shapiro.

In an unprecedented educational initiative, HIT Holon Institute of Technology and the Holon Municipality have launched a pilot program placing the institute’s students in local preschools to ignite a love of science from early childhood.