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Awards for building capacity in quantum and engineering research
Professor Andrew Forbes and Professor Anne Fitchett have won prestigious NSFT-South32 awards
1 August 2025
Rhisotope Project goes live
Scientific innovation offers new weapon against rhino poaching, by making rhino horns detectable and traceable.
1 August 2025
Entrepreneurship workshop brings innovative ideas to life
The Wits Innovation Centre recently held its annual Entrepreneurship / Prospector @Wits workshop.
1 August 2025
€10,000 Irish Tech Challenge SA applications close on Monday
Tech startups in South Africa are reminded that the window to enter the Irish Tech Challenge 2025 (ITCSA) is about to close on 4 August 2025.
1 August 2025
Awards for building capacity in quantum and engineering research
Professor Andrew Forbes and Professor Anne Fitchett have won prestigious NSFT-South32 awards
1 August 2025
Rhisotope Project goes live
Scientific innovation offers new weapon against rhino poaching, by making rhino horns detectable and traceable.
1 August 2025
Entrepreneurship workshop brings innovative ideas to life
The Wits Innovation Centre recently held its annual Entrepreneurship / Prospector @Wits workshop.
1 August 2025
€10,000 Irish Tech Challenge SA applications close on Monday
Tech startups in South Africa are reminded that the window to enter the Irish Tech Challenge 2025 (ITCSA) is about to close on 4 August 2025.
1 August 2025
SmartSpot boosts safe, rapid TB diagnostics
In a small yet highly innovative laboratory in Braamfontein, Professor Bavesh Kana and his team are quietly revolutionising the global response to tuberculosis (TB). As Head of the Centre of Excellence for Biomedical TB Research, Kana leads a research group that developed SmartSpot, a diagnostic innovation that has enhanced TB testing in South Africa and around the world.
WATCH NOWWitsies marked Mandela Month with generous food donations to the Wits Food Bank and Wits AI expert Prof. Benjamin Rosman was named a CIFAR Fellow for his work in machine learning. Grade 12 learners got hands-on with ancient fossils in workshops and Wits academics raised red flags about a US-brokered DRC-Rwanda peace deal putting Africa’s critical minerals at risk. Meet Wits students Ntlahla Sikwana and Tessa Tshuma who represented Wits at a global youth leadership conference in Lithuania.
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EventsAll Events
04Aug
The structure of the space of gauge invariant operators at finite NP213 (Honours Presentation Room),2nd Floor, Physics Building13:15
05Aug
Inaugural Lecture of Professor Jennifer BothaOnline Event17:00
05Aug
National Science Week shows and talksOnline Event18:00
06Aug
Queering Sex Work and Mobility in South Africa ACMS Seminar Room, Solomon Mahlangu House12:30
Straight From the ‘Gram