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A recorded e-seminar discussing MeerKAT's engineering aspects and radio frequency interference, available for viewing online. The session has been viewed 350 times.
A recorded e-seminar discussing the challenges posed by foreground signals in radio astronomy, available for viewing online. The session has been viewed 237 times.
A recorded e-seminar on science conducted with the MeerKAT telescope, available for viewing online. The session has been viewed 211 times.
A recorded e-seminar on experiment design for analyzing cosmic hydrogen, available for viewing online. The session has been viewed 221 times.
A recorded e-seminar on observations of the 21-cm hydrogen line in cosmic sources, available for viewing online. The session has been viewed 551 times.
A recorded e-seminar on pulsar detection and discovery methods, available for viewing online. The session has been viewed 212 times.
SKA SA runs structured programmes in eight schools across the Northern Cape to develop learner talent and promote science and technology education. These include Carnarvon Hoërskool, Carnarvon Laerskool, and others.
SKA SA invests in local businesses by sourcing materials and services from local suppliers. This creates economic opportunities for small and medium enterprises in the Northern Cape.
SKA SA has provided satellite broadband internet access (V-SAT) to 219 farmers and farm workers in the Northern Cape since December 2015 to improve digital connectivity in remote areas.
The 32-metre communications antenna in Kutunse, Ghana, has been converted into a functional radio telescope and is being integrated into the African VLBI Network. This allows it to participate in global VLBI observations and contribute to advanced astronomical research.
This is a re-advertised permanent vacancy for a Project Manager Level II at the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory. The role is based in Cape Town and involves managing engineering, technology research and development projects supporting major radio astronomy facilities. Applications close on 30 September 2026.
This document is a call for applications by the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO) for SARAO Scholarships to study at Sol Plaatje University in 2027. It states that applications are open and provides an online submission link. The closing date for applications is Wednesday, 30 September 2026.
