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The CSIR provides maritime-sector research and development work to support safe, efficient and environmentally sustainable ports, including data collection, physical modelling, numerical modelling and related studies.
Clients and customers can use the CSIR-designed Operational Command Centre Asset and Fleet Management System to track and monitor owned assets and fleets continuously, and to generate reports on fleet diagnostics and asset and fleet health and status.
The CSIR makes its biocatalysis expertise available to identify and optimise microorganisms and enzymes for targeted reactions producing high-value molecules, using lower energy, reduced waste and renewable feedstocks.
A video is available that gives an overview of an African Development Bank project exploring the feasibility of using phycoremediation technology to address climate-change vulnerability in rural waste stabilization pond systems across SADC countries.
The Sports Club makes support services, sports and recreational activities, and top-class facilities available to its members.
CSIR makes available the development of scalable, cost-effective processes for local production of high-quality small-molecule active pharmaceutical ingredients and fine chemicals, using technologies such as continuous flow chemistry.
CSIR makes a novel drug sensitivity test available as part of its precision oncology work to support more effective and equitable cancer care in Africa and beyond.
CSIR makes data-driven research and innovation available to inform policy, planning and investment decisions that support liveable, safe, resource-efficient and inclusive urban and rural settlements.
CSIR makes sustainable ecosystems expertise available to support sustainable development, natural resource management and decision-making that balances the needs of industry, people and nature in South Africa and across Africa.
A three-year project supported by Japanese grant funding aims to help South African industry transition from conventional plastics to more environmentally sustainable alternative materials.
The CSIR makes available localised bespoke software solutions using agile, user-centred methods, including systems for environmental hazard early warning, election results forecasting and education system resource allocation planning.
The CSIR makes available a state-of-the-art transport-safety laboratory that supports efforts to reduce road fatalities and improve transport infrastructure through scientific research, data-driven solutions and advanced technologies.
