Prof. Eduard Yakubov, President of HIT, hosted the Austrian Ambassador to Israel, H.E. Nikolaus Lutterotti, in his first visit to HIT.

The leaders of HIT (Holon Institute of Technology), led by President Prof. Eduard Yakubov, hosted senior executives from the Rohde & Schwarz global technology group. The purpose of the official visit was to enhance collaboration between academia and industry, a major component of HIT's overall strategy in recent years.

HIT Holon Institute of Technology's management, led by President Prof. Eduard Yakubov, hosted World Zionist Organization Chairman Yaakov Hagoel for an official visit. Mr. Hagoel was accompanied by Ms. Gila Assayag.

On Monday Jan. 13 the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT), led by its President Prof. Eduard Yakubov, hosted a delegation from the Embassy of Rwanda in Israel, including Ambassador James Gatera and his personal assistant Ms. Josephine Mbabazi.

On Tuesday Jan. 14 the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT), led by its President Prof. Eduard Yakubov, hosted North Macedonia's Ambassador to Israel, Mr. Shpend Sadiku, together with a diplomatic delegation from his embassy. The visit's goal was to enhance academic, technological, and cultural collaborations between HIT and institutions in North Macedonia and other Balkan countries. 

Dr. Maya Usher from the Faculty of Instructional Technologies has been awarded a 350,000 NIS grant for three years, through an open call for proposals from the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology and the Ministry of Education, for personalizing teacher learning through artificial intelligence in 2024.

FUTURE Entrepreneurship Center at is leading a unique Israeli-American collaborative entrepreneurship program to combat antisemitism. As part of the "LIGHTS OF INNOVATION" program, launched last November, Israeli and American students from the Institute and various U.S. universities are developing innovative technological solutions to eradicate antisemitism and hate phenomena.

HIT Holon Institute of Technology hosted Prof. Daniel Zajfman, recipient of an honorary degree from the Institute for 2024, Chairman of the Academic Board of the Israel Science Foundation and former President of the Weizmann Institute of Science, for a fascinating lecture tited "A Risky Business: Betting on Curiosity to Drive Tomorrow's Scientific Breakthroughs."

The number of fatalities in road accidents in 2024 crossed 400. This is the highest number in the past decade. Therefore, it is crucial to promote research in road safety