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Researchers and professionals from DUT and CSIR are invited to participate in a workshop focused on developing a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Roadmap for South Africa.
Mr Erik Wegman delivered a presentation on the economic case for space, aimed at developing a GNSS Technology roadmap for South Africa.
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Durban University of Technology is hosting international Ph.D. students from Nigeria to conduct benchwork and experimental research in electrical power engineering, under supervision by Prof. IE Davidson. This opportunity supports research collaboration and academic development.
A post-doctoral research fellowship is available in the Department of Electrical Power Engineering at Durban University of Technology for researchers with expertise in power systems automation, flexible energy networks, and electric railway traction power systems.
The Durban University of Technology will host the SAUPEC/ROBMECH/PRASA 2022 conference, which brings together experts from industry, academia, and students in engineering, computer science, robotics, and pattern recognition to present research papers and network.
The office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research, Innovation and Engagement (DVC RIE) will host the Community Engagement Pitching, Showcase, and Excellence Awards 2022. This event provides an opportunity for DUT staff and students to present their community engagement projects and compete for recognition and funding.
The Durban University of Technology invites individuals, organisations, and partners to contribute financially or through collaboration to support its mission of improving lives and livelihoods. This includes funding for research, bursaries, infrastructure, and community programmes.
The Durban University of Technology is inviting its community to donate non-perishable food items, hygiene products, powdered infant formula, clothing, and financial contributions to support people affected by the severe floods and landslides in KwaZulu-Natal.
A national initiative funded by DUT to improve school food environments in public schools across the iLembe district of KwaZulu-Natal. The project includes interventions such as regulating tuckshop sales, promoting healthy eating campaigns, enhancing the National School Nutrition Programme, and training stakeholders like vendors and school leaders.
The innobiz DUT Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation offers workshops designed for DUT researchers and innovators to support the creation and development of spin-off companies. These workshops are part of the Centre’s ongoing efforts to foster innovation and entrepreneurship within the university community.
