Research And Development
latest news & developmentsHow South Africa can shape the continent’s digital future
As one of Africa’s most industrialised and connected economies, the country is in a unique position to lead by example by building a tech ecosystem that benefits everyone
Bright idea: SA can have one system for science, innovation and enterprise
If we create one system, we could start seeing as many new products as research papers, and as many new jobs as there are journal articles
Outstanding accolades solidify TCL’s position at the forefront of innovative display technology
The Expert Imaging and Sound Association has bestowed three prestigious awards on TCL
Innovative design meets advanced technology: Unveiling TCL’s QD-Mini LED series
The series is a glimpse into the future of home entertainment
Precision is key for the economy in 2022
The year ahead must focus on a fiscal reform interventions, capacity-building and more intentional projects towards poverty eradication
Tissue engineering facility breathes new life into local biomedical sector
This is the first facility of its kind in the Western Cape and only the third such facility in South Africa
Africa could produce a Covid-19 vaccine sooner than you think
In mere months, Moderna transformed an old Polaroid factory in America into a state-of-the-art vaccine-production centre. Why can’t we do the same?
What a sustainable Covid-19 recovery could look like
Bioeconomy — using renewable biological resources — will allow Africa to transform its systems and create a viable economic future, global warming
Connecting the worlds of academia and industry to grow the green economy
NSTF-Lewis Foundation Green Economy Award
Using knowledge for advanced economic efficiencies
The DST is fueling innovation through investment in research and development
Minds for mining at new Mandela Mining Precinct
The budget for mining R&D has increased dramatically
Biorefinery facility launched to address biomass waste challenges
The BIDF will boost South Africa’s industrial competitiveness