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Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
🔬 Wits Faculty of Science presents the first 2025 Science Lunchtime Lecture
Join Prof. Nosipho Moloto as she explores how Wits is positioning itself as a regional leader in materials science for sustainable development through cutting-edge research.
📅 Date: Friday, 28 February 2025
⏰ Time: 13:15 - 14:00
📍 Venue: The Wits Anglo American Digital Dome
RSVP Here: [email protected]
#WitsForGood #CuttingEdgeScience #WitsFacultyOfScience
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Don't miss Professor Moira Bode's Inaugural Lecture tomorrow, 29 August at 17:00 @FoSWits
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Our longstanding collaboration with the Mapolie Group @ChemPol_SU culminated in a beautiful review of our & others' work on triazole-ligated complexes, spearheaded by Cassiem! Share Link access available until 17/08/2023:
authors.elsevier.com/a/1hKBx…
@WitsChemistry @Wits_News
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
NRF-SAEON has the following job opportunities available in Cape Town:
- Specialist: Systems Developer
- Senior Specialist: Front-end Development
- Senior Specialist: Systems Development
To learn more/apply, please visit the NRF Recruitment Portal here: ess.nrf.ac.za/Account/Recrui…
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Due to the unavailability of the NRF Connect system, all funding opportunities set to close this week will have their closing dates extended to 18 July 2023. We encourage applicants to check back on the NRF Connect system regularly while we are working to solve the issue.
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Episode 7 | Wits in 60 Seconds
[WATCH]: The story behind Africa's unicorns, celebrate Wits' researchers, and take a look at the Witsies dominating the Mail & Guardian's Top 200 Young South Africans list.
Video: rb.gy/ppizi
Full stories: wits.ac.za/news/
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Attention first-time NRF Master’s and Doctoral applicants! Time is running out to submit your applications for 2024. Please enquire from your university about their internal deadline(s).
Follow this link for full details: nrf.ac.za/dsi-nrf-postgradua…
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Congratulations to Prof Kenneth Ozoemena who was recently elected a council member of the African Academy of Sciences (AAS) @AASciences @FoSWits
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Congratulations to Dean Brady, Professor of Biocatalysis at Wits Chemistry, who has been invited to join ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering as an Associate Editor! 🌱🧪 @ACSPublications @FoSWits
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
The Wits Integrated Experience Short Course is designed to expose learners to skills and knowledge that create awareness of the vast career opportunities within the various faculties. This is a fun course targeted at Grade 11 learners.
#WitsIE2023 #FutureWitsie #WitsForGood
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Meet NRF-funded Kalonji Abondance Tshisekedi, a PhD candidate at Wits University: nrf.ac.za/youth-month-2023-k…. Ultimately, his work has the potential to contribute to the enhancement of crop yields and sustainable farming practices.
#YouthMonth2023
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Congratulations to Nomhle Ngwenya (25), the youngest and first black woman PhD graduate from the Science Faculty at Wits University. She submitted such exceptional Honours research that she was recommended to skip Master's and go straight for PhD. news24.com/news24/tech-and-t…
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
.@HigherEduGovZA and the Embassy of Ireland in SA invite interested candidates for a virtual info session about the Kader Asmal Fellowship Programme for Master's degrees in Ireland.
Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/e…
More about the Fellowship: dfa.ie/irish-embassy/south-a…
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Machines have their place in the world and Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing the definition of modern living, but humans equipped with better skills may still have the edge on doing some things better.
Read more: shorturl.at/bkozC
#WitsForGood #WitsNews
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Applications are invited for the 2024 France-South Africa Scholarship Programme. @CampusFranceZA
▪️ Master's and PhD
▪️ Open to students from South Africa, Lesotho, and Malawi.
▪️ All fields of study
Learn more/apply here: southafrica-france-scholarsh…
Closing date: 16 Oct 2023
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Exciting new research from Wits Chemistry demonstrating how pyrrole-imine metal chelates interact with human serum albumin, opening new avenues for the development of metallodrugs @FoSWits @WitsUniversity
Complexities of the Interaction of NiII, PdII and PtII Pyrrole-Imine Chelates with Human Serum Albumin by Orde Q. Munro and co-workers (@WitsChemistry). #OpenAccess onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
@WitsGeoscience up cycled tables and chairs are providing a popular and informal collaboration space in the main Geoscience lobby! Sometimes there’s even chocolate! @FoSWits
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
Congratulations to Thoriso Lekoetje awarded a 1 year Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship for training and analysis in Geneva, for her PhD. The project involves High-precision U-Pb geochronology TIMS of the Kunene Complex (Angola-Namibia) rock samples @WitsGeoscience @FoSWits
Faculty of Science, Wits University retweeted
@WitsCLM Dean, Prof Jason Cohen highlights the importance of social marketing in today's day and age; solving social problems and discussing social behavioral change
#ChangeForGood #SocialMarketing #AFSMAC23
Professor Helen Duh currently opening the African Social Marketing Association conference @WitsSbs. The first AFSMA conference in Africa!