Giving recognition where it is due
Thabo Mohlala Dr Rachel Chikwamba has been an important addition to the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and ...
Tag: women in science
Digital storytelling can foster spaces for youth voices regarding a just society
A recently completed research project by the Higher Education and Human Development (HEHD) group at the University of the Free ...
Biodiversity and ecosystems are key drivers for economic growth’, says Barbara Creecy
Thabo Mohlala South Africa’s hunting industry can play a pivotal role in assisting the country to preserve the biodiversity and ...
STEM spurs innovation
Alex Rose-Innes In a borderless world, STEM education had become critical in order to uplift, change and contribute to economic ...
A soap-making initiative that taps into indigenous knowledge
Thabo Mohlala The Central University of Technology (CUT)’s Centre for Applied Food Security and – Biotechnology (CAFSaB) recently hosted a ...
UJ in partnership with a global outfit to leverage 4IR technologies in health
Thabo Mohlala The University of Johannesburg (UJ) has joined forces with Fondation pour l’institut de hautes études internationales et du développement to catapult ...
African scientists win big at AU Awards
Alex Rose-Innes Female scientists excelled at the African Union Scientific Regional Awards. We take a look at the stellar achievements ...
Holding the SA flag high in the building environment
Thabo Mohlala You could imagine Professor Kathy Michell’s excitement after she was appointed to serve in the advisory committee of ...
Head of health appointed at Regent Business School
The fast pace, ever evolving nature of healthcare coupled with massively overburdened health systems globally, is driving demand for bold ...
SA young scientist to showcase hygiene project at Tunisia science fair
Mia Delport, a grade 8 learner at Oranje Girls High School in the Free State and Eskom Expo for Young ...
