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Casting a new light on breast cancer

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According to Cansa, one in 28 South African women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.

Life’s a beach: restoring arid ecosystems in the wake of mining

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Ecologist Dr Peter Carrick launched the Namaqualand Restoration Initiative (NRI-1) project at the University of Cape Town in 2005.

Maths and software pave the way

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The science behind pavements -- the scientific term for roadways, including airport runways -- is moving forward.

Scientist on a mission to save Africa’s forests

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Not everyone gets the opportunity to meet the queen of Great Britain but Jolanda Roux has, all because of her passion for keeping trees healthy.

African plants heal the world

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Professor Kobus Eloff is the founder and leader of the multidisciplinary and collaborative phytomedicine programme at the University of Pretoria.

DNA detective finds fun ways to demystify science

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If you think public communication of science, engineering and technology is dry then you haven't met Professor Valerie Corfield.

The Four P approach to patch up the broken-hearted

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Bongani Mayosi works by creating a multimodal framework that moves research through to capacity and programme development to influencing policy.

Searching for chameleons in the dark

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Theoretical cosmology, merely a philosophical discussion a few hundred years ago, is now a true science.

A spoonful of technology helps the medicine go down

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Getting drugs to where they are needed is what drives Wits' Professor Yahya Choonara.

Beyond the antibiotic frontier

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Leon Dicks of the department of microbiology at University of Stellenbosch studies lactic acid bacteria and has discovered creative ways to use them.

Doctor helps African kids breathe easy

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As a clinician scientist, Professor Heather Zar's research addresses the leading causes of childhood illness and death.

Honouring science that works

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The NSTF-BHP Billiton Awards were held on June 21 2012 at Emperors Palace, Gauteng.

Migration, language & social change: Language as a means of bringing people together

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<b>Professor Rajend Mesthrie</b> -- SARChI Chair in Migration, Language and Social Change Linguistics.

Post-traumatic stress disorder: Exploring and understanding the disorder in order to develop treatment

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<b>Professor Soraya Seedat</b> -- SARChI Chair in Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Department of Psychiatry.

The bid book for our bucks

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The Bid Book used by the South African Football Association to win the rights to host the 2010 Fifa World Cup has been secreted...

A 21st-century M&G

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In going forward, the M&G must look backward, writes editor Ferial Haffajee.

Earth issue

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The M&G's ''green team'' has taken on environmental issues with the same vigour as the paper tackles human-rights abuses, writes Fiona Macleod.

Print is dead. The digital revolution continues

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Weekly Mail staff were charting new waters when they created the first electronically produced newspaper.
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