Shaping the future through science
Let’s not take listeriosis lightly
Unisa's Dr Prudence Kayoka-Kabongo tells us more and advises on how to avoid contracting what could be a fatal infection. Read more
Covering ground in her research
Prof Veronica Ngole-Jeme's inaugural lecture looked at soil matters—such as texture, pH, electrical conductivity, organic matter content, mineralogical composition, and heavy metal concentrations—that have formed the pillars of her research. Read more
Sweet connection between cancer and sugar
Prof Monde Ntwasa proposed a treatment that could help reduce the harsh side-effects of chemotherapy during his inaugural lecture. Read more
Unisa signs MoA with Tianjin Polytechnic University of China
Strengthening relations between TJPU and CSET will create an environment for research, educational and training excellence, and an open exchange of ideas. Read more
Unisa stars to shine at ‘Science Oscars’
Felix Bankole, Diane Hildebrandt, Bhekie Mamba, and Lukas Snyman will be on the red carpet as finalists in the NSTF 2016/2017 NSTF Awards on Thursday. We wish them every success. Read more
Four straight A1s put David Glasser in a class of his own
This Unisa Professor Extraordinarius says science is all about the four Ps—passion, patience, perseverance, and persuasion. Read more
Finalists for 2016/2017 NSTF-South32 awards announced
Four Unisa staff members will be competing across four categories for these prestigious awards in science, engineering, technology, and innovation. Read more
Simplify and make science accessible
There is a need to move from blue sky research to a research that resolves local issues, said College of Science, Technology and Engineering Executive Dean, Prof Bheki Mamba, speaking at a discussion about science and transformation at Unisa Read more
Context, clarity, and charisma on display at FameLab
The regional heat took place at Unisa as part of R&I Week, and was won by Fulupelo Mudau, a PhD student of nanotechnology at the Science Campus. Read more
Context, clarity, and charisma on display at FameLab
The regional heat took place at Unisa as part of R&I Week, and was won by Fulupelo Mudau, a PhD student of nanotechnology at the Science Campus. Read more