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Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)Ref: https://www.csir.co.za/sites/default/files/2026-07/ScienceScope-Vol24-Number2.pdf

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This document is an issue of “ScienceScope” (CSIR Volume 24, Number 2 of 2026), a CSIR publication profiling careers and people in science, engineering and technology. It includes a foreword by CSIR CEO Dr Thulani Dlamini describing CSIR’s 2025/26 talent development activities (e.g., Graduate-in-Training Programme, internships, TVET apprentices, and Youth Employment Service Programme). The issue also contains feature articles such as an ocean modeller (Dr Thulwaneng Mashifane) working on Southern Ocean carbon-climate modelling and machine learning for ocean oxygen trends, and a laboratory analyst (Nafisah Jacobs) specialising in environmental inorganic chemistry. The text provides contact/enquiry details for CSIR communications and includes a contents list and career profile sections.

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CSIR Graduate-in-Training Programme (2025/26)

The issue reports that CSIR appointed 24 graduates to its Graduate-in-Training Programme during the 2025/26 financial year.

Who it is for: graduates seeking CSIR graduate training
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Appointed 24 graduates to CSIR Graduate-in-Training Programme (2025/26)

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City of Tshwane, Gauteng, City of Cape Town, Western Cape

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https://www.csir.co.za/sites/default/files/2026-07/ScienceScope-Vol24-Number2.pdf

Key Takeaways

Document title: ScienceScope Volume 24 | Number 2 of 2026 (CSIR)
Foreword by Dr Thulani Dlamini (CSIR CEO) referencing 2025/26 financial year talent initiatives
Appointed 24 graduates to CSIR Graduate-in-Training Programme (2025/26)
Provided internship opportunities to 160 unemployed South African youth; 75% were women
Hosted/supported TVET apprentices via pilot partnership with Tshwane South TVET College
Youth Employment Service Programme: 62 participants; seven appointed to permanent positions at CSIR
Feature: Dr Thulwaneng Mashifane (ocean modelling and machine learning for climate science) at CSIR-hosted Southern Ocean Carbon–Climate Observatory
Feature: Nafisah Jacobs (laboratory analyst specialising in environmental inorganic chemistry) performing inorganic chemistry tests on multiple environmental sample types
Enquiries email: enquiries@csir.co.za; phone: +27 (0) 12 841 2911
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)
Dr Thulani Dlamini
Dr Thulwaneng Mashifane
Nafisah Jacobs
Department of Science, Technology and Innovation
Tshwane South TVET College
University of Cape Town
Southern Ocean Carbon–Climate Observatory
University of Nairobi