Zen and the art of data science
Dr Sunday Oladejo turns curiosity into algorithms, tackling puzzles like hiking slopes and climate-smart fish farming.
How one NWU nuclear engineer is rethinking thorium and South Africa’s role in the atomic energy future.
Why are mining companies struggling with decision overload? One engineer’s data-driven approach might change how the industry chooses its digital tools.
Can a university project prevent South Africa from being left behind in the robotics revolution?
Two chemical engineering students met in class and now they’re creating sustainable plastic from sugarcane.
On a remote South African island in the Southern Ocean, scientists like Professor David Hedding are using cosmic rays to find climate clues hidden in rocks.
Bridging the divide between large-scale projects and local community needs.
Using AI and satellite data to predict who is most at risk during high temperatures.
Building an African AI community.
Could an unlikely alliance between rhino horns and nuclear science put a stop to rhino poaching?
Without a plan in place, the potential for misleading micro-credential content could be disastrous.
The University of Pretoria’s first PhD graduate in astrophysics is gearing up to use the world’s largest radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array.
