College of Science, Engineering & Technology
Nanoscientist receives grant of R7,6m (plus R3,8m) for new equipment
Prof Mokhotjwa Dhlamini of Unisa's College of Science, Engineering and Technology has received a grant of R7,6 million from the National Research Foundation's National Equipment Programme. Read more
Unisa’s School of Computing ranked 5th for research output out of 23 local universities
Unisa’s School of Computing ranked in the fifth position among 23 universities for its research output. Read more
Renewable energy from Unisa project will save school many thousands of rands
Unisa’s Institute for Development of Energy for African Sustainability and the Unisa chapter of the student organisation: Engineers without Borders produce biogas to save school thousands of rands. Read more
Exciting collaboration with China to focus on new energy
In-depth collaboration between Unisa and some of the foremost Chinese energy researchers is set to change the lives of the less privileged through new technologies. Read more
Unisa student joins elite ‘Top 200’ group
MSc student Dumisani Mlotswa has been featured in the Mail & Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans supplement for 2019 in the category Science and Technology. Read more
UWF, CSET reach out on #MandelaDay2019
For #MandelaDay2019 on 18 July, the Unisa Women’s Forum and the College of Science, Engineering and Technology contributed 67 minutes towards refurbishing old desks to donate to a school in Eikenhof, Johannesburg. Read more
Research collaboration between Unisa and Ghent University yields results
Dr Lebea Nthunya has become the first student to graduate from the joint doctoral programme between the two universities. Read more
What's 4IR doing underground?
A seminar to be held by Unisa and Baletsema Mining Services at the end of May promises to drive an ongoing conversation that ensures that SA readies itself to integrate the Fourth Industrial Revolution into the country's daily mining practices. Read more
Galaxy Guardians and I-SET go international
These 'super ❼' learners from Carnarvon High School in the Northern Cape will be travelling to Montevideo, Uruguay, next week to proudly represent South Africa at the Open Robotics Championships! Read more
Africa's next generation of physicists
Unisa's Dr Opeyemi Odutemowo is among the 580 dynamic young scientists across the world nominated to take part in a unique celebration of scientific exchange at the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting. Read more