What needs to be done to POWER up South Africa?
2022 UFS Thought-Leader Webinar Series The University of the Free State is pleased to present its third webinar titled, What...
J&J MedTech calls for increased inclusion of women at industry event
The South African Medical Technology Industry Association (SAMED) and its board members initiated and hosted a successful event that sought...
Groundbreaking discovery from South Africa challenges the recent re-interpretation of magma chambers
The traditional hypothesis about totally molten magma chambers (key to volcanic activity) may just be correct, despite some recent studies...
Putting sustainability at the core of Africa’s health
The healthcare buildings we are designing and building today are very different from the hospitals, clinics and general practitioner (GP)...
Democratisation of Machine Learning in Africa
Free access to quality learning It is predicted that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will contribute almost 16 trillion US Dollars to...
Science in Africa: lessons and hope
Nigerian virologist, Professor Oyewale Tomori, in a Nature Careers podcast with Akin Jimoh, chief editor of Nature Africa, shared his...
Parallel Science2Go projects are already making a difference
Fun learning Science2Go project drives into the Cape’s most under-equipped schools Hundreds of learners and teachers in some of the...
African traditional medicine could be a solution for Africa and the world’s health emergencies
As we celebrate African Traditional Medicine Day on 31 August to promote the important role of the continent’s rich biodiversity...
Bringing life in South African classrooms through SAS and UKZN’s data programme
Global analytics leader, SAS has partnered with three South African universities to launch the Teachers4DataAnalytics program, a teacher training initiative...
Young scientists showcase research at Ekurhuleni regional expo
Budding young researchers had the opportunity to showcase their science and innovation projects at the Ekurhuleni regional finals of the...