College of Science, Engineering & Technology
‘Stroppy’ scientist scores
Dr Neil Stacey, a postdoctoral fellow in Unisa’s Institute for the Development of Energy for African Sustainability, has been selected as one of the Mail & Guardian 200 young South Africans for 2018. Read more
Are we making a better world with technology?
The focus of the 2018 International Development Informatics Association Conference to be hosted by CSET next week is on making ICT research locally relevant. Read more
Greater participation and increased access
The Unisa Science Campus hosted the 2018 National Science Week under the aegis of CAES and CSET to promote science, engineering, and technology to the broader South African society. Read more
Science Campus wows government heavyweights
It is not often that the venue of a meeting takes centre stage. However, this was the case when Unisa’s modern buildings and high-end facilities dazzled high-profile delegates attending the Human Resources Development Committee meeting hosted at the Florida campus last week. Read more
Happy Africa Day! I-SET hosts Nigerian learners at robotics workshop
Delegates from the International Children-in-Science-and-Technology Conference discovered the importance of automation and computation and I-SET won a platinum award. Read more
2017/2018 NSTF-South32 finalists announced
Malik Maaza and Titus Msagati have been recognised across four categories for these prestigious awards in science, engineering, technology, and innovation. Read more
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NanoWS Prof Edward Nxumalo talks about the second African Membrane Society International Congress to be hosted by CSET at the Unisa Science Campus in July. Read more
Meet the new Deputy Executive Dean of CSET
Dr Mukondeleli Katumba aims to make the college curriculum more relevant while maintaining a global competitive edge. Read more
Keeping Unisa’s research flag flying high!
Unisa wishes Bonisiwe Seshabela and Sebabatso Maifadi of CSET the best of luck at the FameLab SA National finals on 9 May. Read more
Africa-centred energy technologies are safe and sustainable
Through community-engaged research, Unisa’s Safe and Sustainable Energy Project is innovating purpose-fit solutions to living conditions in the Thembelihle informal settlement near Lenasia. Read more