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The CSIR makes health research and development capabilities available in diagnostics, genomics, precision oncology, synthetic biology, and vaccines and biotherapeutics, including work to create affordable point-of-care diagnostic assays and strengthen local diagnostic manufacturing capabilities.
The CSIR delivers bespoke, localised software solutions using agile, user-centred methodologies. These solutions support governance of southern Africa's oceans and coasts, language technology development for under-resourced languages, and advanced modelling for socioeconomic, health and environmental challenges.
The CSIR makes digital solutions and services available to support digital transformation across government, public institutions and industry, using digitalisation and fourth industrial revolution technologies.
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The CSIR has launched a fingerprint-sensing technology that uses high-speed, large-volume optical coherence tomography and is intended to support law enforcement and forensic work.
CSIR makes advanced technologies, tools and processing techniques available to improve agriculture-sector performance in primary production and the secondary processing of agricultural produce.
CSIR provides precision agriculture information systems to support primary production.
CSIR provides value-added products and processes as part of its smart agricultural solutions.
CSIR supports the development of South Africa's emerging cannabis industry.
CSIR provides animal health and aquaculture innovations intended to enhance the agriculture and food sector's overall competitiveness.
CSIR makes science, technology and engineering solutions available to harmonise the natural environment, support sustainability and deliver social and economic benefit. Its natural-environment work includes climate-change research and related climate information products.
The CSIR makes laser expertise and scientific infrastructure available for laser-related research and development, product development and industrial services across sectors including mining, health, defence, manufacturing, communication and power generation.
