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Researchers are invited to submit applications for evaluation and rating by the NRF. This process helps determine eligibility for future funding and recognition.
The NRF, in partnership with the FirstRand Empowerment Foundation, offers the Black Academics Advancement Programme to support black academics in advancing their research and career development in South Africa.
This opportunity provides funding and support to black academics in South Africa to advance their research careers. Successful applicants will receive financial and institutional backing to strengthen their academic positions and contribute to national development through research.
Professor Douglas Butterworth has been awarded an A-rating by the National Research Foundation for the fifth consecutive time, recognizing his sustained excellence in research.
This is a list of researchers who have been rated P by the National Research Foundation. These ratings are part of the NRF's evaluation and rating system for researchers in South Africa. The list includes individuals recognized for their high level of research performance.
This is a youth-focused event hosted by the National Research Foundation to celebrate young achievers and promote engagement in science, research, and innovation among South African youth.
This award recognises individuals who have made outstanding contributions to building research capacity and advancing transformation within South African higher education institutions. It is open to leaders, academics, or administrators who have demonstrated sustained impact in developing research infrastructure, mentoring researchers, and promoting equity and inclusion in higher education research.
This award is presented by the National Research Foundation to recognize individuals who have made outstanding and sustained contributions to research and innovation in South Africa. It honors a lifetime of excellence and impact in their field.
Researchers and chairholders can register to attend the O.R. Tambo Africa Research Chairs Annual Forum, which will be held in Burkina Faso. Participants must provide personal details, indicate if they are a chairholder, and specify their arrival date, accommodation needs, departure city, and dietary requirements.
The NRF-SAASTA is expanding After School Science Clubs across Gauteng to provide learners with hands-on science experiences, mentorship, and exposure to scientific careers. These clubs aim to inspire interest in STEM subjects among school learners.
A conference focused on nuclear science and research is taking place in Cape Town, bringing together experts, researchers, and students to discuss advancements and future directions in the field.
Researchers who have previously achieved an A-rating from the National Research Foundation are being recognized again for maintaining the highest standard of research performance. This status is awarded to those who continue to demonstrate excellence in their field and contribute significantly to national development through research.
