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The programme educates and sensitises the public about cyber-related crimes and highlights steps people can take to avoid becoming victims of cyberbullying.
The CSIR makes available a platform and dashboard that provide integrated national mobility intelligence, including movement patterns in virus hotspots and vulnerable areas, lockdown compliance and the spread of the virus, for specified stakeholders and decision-makers.
The CSIR makes available a cost-effective graphene synthesis technology platform that is accessible to local businesses and produces high-quality graphene using an improved version of Hummer’s method.
The CSIR makes a fact sheet about COVID-19, water, wastewater and human health risks available for more information.
Port authorities can use a CSIR-developed tool that predicts the motion of moored ships during current and forecast wave conditions. It can be configured for a particular port and integrated into most existing infrastructure.
The CSIR team is developing open-source technology that generates pure samples from nasal and throat swabs so they can be tested for SARS-CoV-2 viral RNA on any testing platform.
The CSIR is inviting SMMEs, industries, private companies and higher education institutions to provide information about their interest in using the Fiber Processing and Development Facility for fibre processing, conversion, testing and customised product development.
South Africans can participate in a rapid citizen science survey to provide knowledge about where Nile tilapia occur in South African watercourses.
The CSIR constructs two- and three-dimensional physical scale models for clients to help them understand how dynamic ocean waves affect critical infrastructure, including ports and harbours.
The CSIR is making water-safety teaching available to the community of Stinkwater, helping people learn how to make their drinking water safe in response to groundwater contamination findings.
Companies, organisations and representative stakeholder groups may express their interest in partnering with the C4IR SA as Tier 1 Core Members, following the guidance in section 3 of the invitation.
Interested TVWS network operators approved by ICASA may use the CSIR's Secondary Geo-Location Spectrum Database services free of charge to support deployment of TVWS broadband networks.
