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Institutions of higher learning, research units and training facilities within South Africa can apply to be considered for currently available decommissioned high-performance computing equipment.
Organised labour can participate in the Mandela Mining Precinct’s mining modernisation research agenda through periodic meetings and contributions to the forum’s research agenda and plans.
The programme provides financial support for researchers and doctoral and master’s students to undertake short-term exchange visits to collaborators’ laboratories, sharing or gaining knowledge and capabilities in photonics-related research.
The facility provides mechanical properties testing for research and development and for clients needing tests on metallic materials, ceramic materials, powder compacts and, depending on the work required, polymers, glass and composites.
The CSIR makes its VeristicPrint technology available as an affordable, locally sourced, contactless fingerprint solution for institutions needing access security. It can use photographs from smartphones, webcams or digital cameras and integrate with existing biometric systems.
DIRISA is making a national workshop available to the academic and research community, as well as other participants who want to share knowledge and experience in data intensive research and research data management. Delegates will hear insights from leading researchers, research management professionals and experts in South Africa.
The CSIR makes a newsletter available for people who want the latest innovations, news and events.
The CSIR makes available a software product that converts digital text into synthetic speech in all 11 official South African languages, helping government and business users reach a wider audience.
CSIR makes this article available for people to read about evidence concerning whether renewable sources can provide all energy needs and the challenges of variable generation, grid stability and extreme weather.
The ICT School Project aims to provide broadband connectivity to more than 250 rural schools, particularly benefiting previously disadvantaged learners.
The Economic Development Project enables laser-based refurbishment of mine equipment and additive manufacturing of replacement parts.
The CSIR makes a range of equipment and test capabilities available, including materials characterisation equipment, a low-pressure steam boiler supply and distribution system, and a lab-scale thermal energy storage test facility.
