HIT - Holon Institute of Technology maintains academic and research partnerships with over 140 academic institutions across 35 countries worldwide, including nations in Central Asia, and assists these countries with advanced innovative technological knowledge and experts in numerous fields where they face shortages.

An AI chatbot developed by a team of students will represent HIT at the AWS hackathon.

Three faculty members from The University of Library Studies and Information Technologies in Sofia, Bulgaria, visited HIT for the first time.

HIT's management, headed by the Institute's President, Prof. Eduard Yakubov, hosted an official visit by the CEO of the BARD Fund, the United States-Israel Binational Agricultural Research and Development Fund, Prof. Yoram Kapulnik, together with Dr. Shlomo Wald, former Chief Scientist of the Ministry of Energy, who currently assists the fund in building an academia-industry accelerator, with the aim of examining collaboration with HIT and with the new Institute for Applied Research in Responsible Artificial Intelligence at HIT, headed by Hadas Lorber.

Representatives from AWS (Amazon Web Services) recently visited HIT - Holon Institute of Technology as part of a visit focused on innovation, AI, and training the next generation of engineers and entrepreneurs.

Prof. Eduard Yakubov, President of HIT - Holon Institute of Technology, and the Institute's CEO Samuel Goldberg, represented the academic institution at the central Israel support parade "Israel Day on Fifth" recently held on Fifth Avenue in New York.

HIT Holon Institute of Technology establishes the new Applied Research Institute for Responsible Artificial Intelligence, positioning Israel at the forefront of AI governance and ensuring responsible and regulatory use of artificial intelligence technologies. This is the first of five applied research institutes that will open at HIT to address technological challenges of the coming decades.

Dorin Levy, an undergraduate student in the Faculty of Instructional Technologies, and Dr. Hagit Meishar-Tal, a senior lecturer in the faculty, have published a new scientific paper in the Interactive Learning Environments journal. The paper addresses one of the most relevant topics in the era of digital learning: students' experiences participating in group tasks in virtual breakout rooms on the ZOOM platform.

The "Sustainable Design and Circular Economy in Design and Architecture" workshop was recently held in Greece.