Women In Science Awards 2013
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Distinguished young women in the life sciences
Winner: Dr Marieka Gryzenhout
Distinguished researcher: violence against women
Winner: Professor Nareadi Phasha
Emerging researcher: violence against women
Winner: Dr Maheshvari Naidu
Distinguished young women in the social sciences and humanities
Winner: Professor Mpfariseni Budeli
Distinguished women in the life sciences
Winner: Professor Soraya Seedat
Violence against women
The role of science and research.
Distinguished women in the social sciences and humanities
Winner: Professor Kholeka Constance Moloi