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Delecia Davids makes history with prestigious Einstein Fellowship
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Four qualities helping women entrepreneurs
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Five ways young people can build careers beyond the traditional path
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Decade of surgical training excellence for university, expands into robotic-assisted surgery
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Study explores emotional content and depressive symptoms on social media
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Climate resilience conference grows regionally; second edition convenes in Victoria Falls
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Solar internship helps develop next generation engineers
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SA’s maths crisis demands urgent focus on teacher development
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Scientists are closing in on their understanding of how the South African fynbos plant rooibos can help prevent the deadly effects of one of the worlds’ fastest growing lifestyle diseases: type 2 diabetes. This disease, characterised by high levels of blood glucose (sugar) due to increasing insulin insensitivity, has...
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“The 100 hours of community service recognised on my transcript could tell my future employers about my character and my love for community service. The 100 hours will be part of me for the rest of my life and therefore have a significant meaning to me.” Ricardo Smart, who...
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Armscor has signed an agreement with SU to develop a Virtual Defence Engagement Programme and a Laser Defence Programme over the next three years. The collaboration forms part of the Defence Engineering and Science University Program (DESUP), which focuses on support for and development of postgraduate programmes for those...
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Staff and students at Stellenbosch University (SU) produced a record number of opinion editorials and feature articles as well regular columns for the print and electronic media in South Africa and further afield in 2017 – that we know of. A total of 190 opinion editorials and feature articles...
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Stellenbosch University (SU) is one of the higher education institutions in South Africa that consistently produces the most PhDs in the country. Some of these doctorates are also awarded to students from other African countries. One such student is Dr Bilungi Alain Useni from the Democratic Republic of Congo...
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Reducing their impact on the environment does not mean that South African dairy farmers will suffer financially. They will still be able to maximise their profits. This is one of the findings of a new study at Stellenbosch University (SU). “It is possible to achieve both the goals of...
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PhD student receives degree for studies about South African ticks Blue ticks, red-legged ticks, brown-ear ticks, bont ticks, bont-legged ticks. Name a tick and Dr Nkululeko Nyangiwe of Stutterheim in the Eastern Cape will probably be able to tell you where in South Africa you will find it, and...
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The vine mealybug, Planococcus ficus, is a major pest of South African grapevines. Sooty moulds grow on honeydew excreted by the mealybugs, disfiguring fruit and making them unsuitable for export or sale within the highly selective table grape industry. Mealybugs also feed on plant sap, and serve as vectors...
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Insect conservationist Prof Michael Samways of the Department of Conservation Ecology and Entomology at Stellenbosch University has retained his A-rating in the latest round of assessments conducted by the South African National Research Foundation (NRF). The rating acknowledges him as a world leader in his particular field of study....
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“I conclude that Stellenbosch University (SU) appears to have decided that its multiple purposes of preventing exclusion, promoting multilingualism, ensuring integration, and fostering Afrikaans are best served by the 2016 Language Policy it adopted. It clearly considered multiple factors and weighed them all.” This was the view expressed by...
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