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Rafael Bar-Cohen Appointed President of Holon Institute of Technology Professor Rafael Bar-Cohen has been appointed the new president of the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT), replacing Professor Eduard Yakubov, who held the position since 2013. Bar-Cohen, formerly the VP for Innovation, will focus on developing academic and technological fields, research, and industry partnerships.
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What happened 01 Professor Rafael Bar-Cohen is the new president of the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT). 02 Bar-Cohen succeeds Professor Eduard Yakubov, who led the institute since 2013. 03 Bar-Cohen previously served as HIT's Vice President for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Internationalization. 04 His priorities include developing academic and technological fields and strengthening industry ties. 05 The Chairman of the Board of Trustees welcomed the appointment and expressed confidence in Bar-Cohen. The Chairman of the Board of Trustees expressed confidence in Bar-Cohen's leadership to advance the institute.
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