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CSIR developed a cutting-edge green tech to address single-use plastic
Thabo Mohlala The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is living up to one of its objectives of becoming...
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From the Klein Jukskei to Indonesia – science at work
He developed a protype to trap plastic and tested it in a local river - the Klein Jukskei in Johannesburg....
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A different way to package eggs
Changing the way eggs are packaged makes them less likely to break, they are healthier, and it saves transport costs...
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e4 announces Girls in STEM programme
Fintech specialist e4 has launched a Girls in STEM programme to provide girls in underprivileged areas with the support they...
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Rugby and electricity open doors for young scientists
They took different paths to get to the University of the Western Cape, but started from the same geographic area....
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Eastern Cape young scientists shine
An astonishing 70% of people living in informal settlements want to use recycled wastewater to grow their own food. This...
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CSIR to deploy earth observation data to manage the environment
Thabo Mohlala As world leaders hastily try to put measures in place to curb the effects of the deteriorating climate...
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Graceful butterfly inspires Free State learner
The graceful flight of a butterfly inspired a Free State learner to undertake a research project into the how of...
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South Africa’s tech manufacturing output increases slightly
South Africa saw a 4,6% increase in the output of medium and high technology manufacturing in 2019 compared to the...
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UFS Department of Nuclear Medicine treats first patient with advanced stage of prostate cancer
The University of the Free State (UFS) Department of Nuclear Medicine has, for the first time, started using Lutetium 177...
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