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The CSIR Microbiology and Parasitology Laboratory makes specialised testing available for niche waterborne microbes such as viruses and parasites, including pathogens that require specialised equipment and approaches.
The page makes available an episode of CSIR Connect in which Sihle Thwala explains his role at the CSIR in isiZulu.
The page makes available an episode of CSIR Connect in which Jabulani Mbonani explains his CSIR role in isiNdebele.
The CSIR makes its solar photovoltaic plants available as a demonstration facility and research platform for testing and validating locally manufactured and assembled products in a real-world environment. The plants also generate electricity for the CSIR during daylight hours.
The CSIR provides a virtual and physical platform where industry and researchers can learn and collaborate on product development, using PLM technology and Siemens PLM software to support small, medium and micro enterprises.
SiMINE provides a true-to-life mining simulation experience covering the financial, physical and interpersonal dynamics of a complex commercial value chain. It is intended for senior executives in the mining sector, aspiring mining engineers and the youth, and supports collaborative experiential learning.
The CSIR makes its low-speed wind tunnel available for aerodynamic testing of aircraft and other bodies, including measurements of aerodynamic forces, moments and pressure in a controlled airflow environment.
CSIR is making an optical tracker available for commercialisation by a partner, for use with point-and-track platforms.
The ALC Knowledge Exchange Programme offers financial support for researchers and doctoral and master’s students to undertake short-term exchange visits to collaborator laboratories, supporting photonics-related knowledge, capabilities and research competencies across Africa.
The CSIR makes immersive, experiential mine-safety training available through regular seminars for the mining industry. The training covers emergency-response procedures, including the use of self-contained self-rescuers, and allows trainees to experience scenarios and test their emergency response in a safe, controlled environment.
CSIR is making available an inclusive road-running event for runners of all levels, with 5km, 10km and 21km distances. The supplied text also says that free entry is offered to blind athletes and begins to mention runners over an age threshold, but the threshold is cut off.
The CSIR Energy Centre makes available a photovoltaic solar module technology, with related outdoor testing services for module performance, soiling, degradation and small-scale string inverter systems in real-world conditions.
