Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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The CSIR and the Department of Science and Innovation invite researchers, academics and industry practitioners to participate in a 10-year foundational capability programme applying data mining and machine learning techniques to modelling and simulation.
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An online Google Groups discussion platform for sharing resources and discussing the impact of COVID-19 on disadvantaged communities, including responses by government and civil society organisations.
The CSIR provides a 5G fact sheet for download from the assessment page.
The BIDC offers product and process development support to qualifying biotech-based enterprises and entrepreneurs entering the biomanufacturing sector, to create or expand biomanufacturing activity and associated job creation.
Wastewater-based epidemiology is presented as a way to monitor COVID-19 and other infectious diseases in communities by testing wastewater and related environmental samples, without needing to test individuals.
CSIR C 3 makes available a commercialisation platform for CSIR technologies and intellectual property, including financial resources during technology de-risking, and acts as an incubator for start-up enterprises with technical and non-financial support. It also develops a network of investors and entrepreneurs.
The CSIR’s Coastal Systems Environmental Analytical Laboratory provides analytical services that support water safety for government and industrial sectors, including reliable drinking-water quality data for water-treatment management and operations.
The CSIR has designed and manufactured medical-quality protective facial shields as personal protective equipment for South African National Defence Force deployments and Department of Defence staff. The development may also benefit health, social welfare, rehabilitation, manufacturing, hospitality and banking workers who interact directly with others.
Visitors to CSIR sites can use this video for information and guidance on processes to prevent and minimise the spread of COVID-19 while on CSIR sites.
Users can use the live tool on OCIMS to detect harmful algal blooms, also known as red tides, in South African coastal waters. It provides HAB alerts based on satellite sensor data.
A book and resource about the oceans, seas and coasts of the world, including the use of geoinformatics and analytical frameworks for marine and coastal management.
