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Nominations are open for researchers who are advancing actionable solutions within Earth’s planetary boundaries. Institutions may nominate eligible candidates through the official prize website.
Institutions can register to participate in the nomination process for the Frontiers Planet Prize 2025, which supports researchers developing actionable solutions within Earth's planetary boundaries. Institutions that are not yet registered can do so via a direct link provided by the organisers.
You are cordially invited to attend an Embassy Lecture on “The Role of Science Diplomacy in Strengthening Cooperation in Artificial Intelligence”, hosted by the Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) and the Embassy of Tunisia in Pretoria.
The page references NSM Block themes as part of Celebrating National Science Month.
National Science Month (NSM) is described as an expansion of National Science Week that gives individuals and institutions a focused opportunity to interest South Africans in science, technology and innovation and show how they affect our lives.
The page references an NSM Implementation Framework as part of Celebrating National Science Month.
The ASSAf Humanities Selection Panel is calling for nominations for the Humanities Book Prize Award, which recognises the importance and contribution of scholarly books to knowledge production and intellectual endeavours in South Africa.
A workshop to help you navigate the changing scholarly publishing landscape in 2026 and publish responsibly, addressing topics such as AI reshaping research and publishing, open access becoming the default, surging submission volumes, and concerns about research integrity and quality.
You can apply to participate in the AYSC 2026 focused on assuring sustainable water availability and safe sanitation systems to achieve the goals of Agenda 2063.
ASSAf invites nominations for its 2026 Science-for-Society Gold Medal Award, an annual award established in 2002 to recognise outstanding scientists who have applied scientific thinking in the service of society. The award is open to all fields of science and scholarship, spanning the natural sciences, engineering, health sciences, social sciences, and the humanities.
You are invited to a webinar that will explore the challenges and identify practical pathways to strengthen South Africa’s human resource development systems to support a just and inclusive green transition.
You can participate in an ASSAf webinar that will provide an interdisciplinary platform to critically reflect on the achievements, limitations, and future trajectories of constitutional democracy in South Africa.
