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This is a training session where participants will learn how to translate research into practical applications and identify the commercial potential of their work. The class is designed for researchers and professionals involved in science and innovation.
This section lists previously awarded requests for quotations, providing transparency into past procurement decisions by ASSAf. It is accessible to the public and useful for understanding past contracting patterns.
Experienced science advisors and professionals can apply to serve as mentors in the fourth cohort of the Science Advice Skills Development Program. Mentors will guide mentees through structured learning and practical experience in science advice.
Eligible scientists can be nominated for membership in the African Academy of Sciences (AAS) fellowship. The nomination process prioritizes female scientists and those from underrepresented countries or regions across Africa.
The 2014 ASSAf Newsletter is available for viewing in PDF format. It can be accessed by clicking on the corresponding thumbnail on the webpage.
The 2015 ASSAf Newsletter is available for viewing in PDF format. It can be accessed by clicking on the corresponding thumbnail on the webpage.
The Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) makes its annual reports available to stakeholders and members. These reports provide a summary of the Academy's activities for the year and include the official annual financial statements.
An early-career South African researcher with a PhD in Engineering Technology can apply for a one-year mentorship to gain editorial experience by working with an Associate Editor and the editorial office of the South African Journal of Science.
ASSAf collaborates with local institutions such as the University of Cape Town, Rhodes University, and the University of KwaZulu-Natal to host regular public lectures on various scientific topics in major South African cities.
The Academy annually invites an outstanding international scientist to deliver a series of public lectures across major South African cities, including Gauteng, Cape Town, Grahamstown, and Durban. The lecturer is expected to present on topics related to science and its societal impact.
Suppliers must register on the National Treasury Central Supplier Database to be eligible for procurement opportunities with the Academy of Science of South Africa. This registration is required for compliance with government regulations.
Citizens and organisations are invited to join in the commemoration of World Environment Day as promoted by the Academy of Science of South Africa. This is an opportunity to engage with environmental awareness and collective action on this global theme.
