HIT's President, Prof. Eduard Yakubov, welcomed a delegation from Mostar University, led by the university's Rector Prof. Dr.Sc. Zoran Tomić and senior university officials in their first official visit to HIT. An MOU regarding academic and research collaboration was signed during this visit.

Prof. Alla Zak awarded prestigious grant from the NATO Cooperative Security Committee for Project ESCAPE (Ultralight WearablE Solar Cells as A Portable Electricity Source

"Body without Organs", a joint project between the Tel Aviv and Berlin municipalities, designed by Lilac Chitayat, lecturer in the Department of Interior Design and artist Gabi Schilling, was published in the German magazine for art, design and theory - "DAMN".

A new program from the 8400 Network will bring together engineers, data analysts and program developers and will expose them to basic concepts in clinical medicine and the real needs of hospitals and the medical community. 

A new exhibition at the "Vitrina Gallery" showcases a unique collaboration between architect Yoav Meiri and artist Roi Kuper on the transitions in this multicultural neighborhood.

In a social design project that took place for the first time as part of a multidisciplinary design course in the Faculty of Design’s Department of Visual Communication, a “rebranding package” for a Holon High School was developed in order to improve its image externally and create "local pride" internally

New collaboration between the Nursing Division of the Tel Aviv Medical Center (Ichilov) and the HEAL laboratory in the Department of Digital Medical Technologies improves efficiency of patient info transfer.

A fork, toothbrush and drinking glass with special sensors were developed at HIT's Medical Assistive Design and Engineering Laboratory (MADE) in order to collect data to help detect Essential Tremor in patients.

Prestigious international conference, co-chaired by Dr. Refael Barkan and Dr. Hadas Lewy, addressed core issues of digital medicine and the implications of the Corona pandemic for therapeutic models in Digital Medical Technologies.