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Eerste River study needs your help – students, hikers, landowners and other stakeholders
The last benchmark survey was done over two decades ago. The invasive weeping bottlebrush has already established in a substantial stretch of the river and is spreading rapidly. Key data on native species that persist adjacent to invasives...
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Wastewater harbours high-risk antimicrobial resistance genes
There is increased evidence that extracellular DNA – genetic material released from bacteria killed during the treatment process – may act as a previously underappreciated reservoir of antibiotic resistance. Researchers from Stellenbosch...
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Harnessing big data and zeta diversity to explain African plant distributions
Species distribution maps as high-level proxies for analysing biodiversity. As the first continental-scale assessment of zeta diversity for African plants, this study provides novel insights into their biogeographic patterns by teasing...
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Postgraduate studies in the Faculty of Science
The Faculty of Science attracts full-time and part-time postgraduate students from South Africa, Africa and abroad through formal international linkages and exchange programmes.
Public lecture: From stars to cells - optical imaging on different scales
In celebration of the International Day of Light, the Stellenbosch Laser Student Chapter presents a public lecture by Prof. Pieter Neethling, director of the
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Novel approach to antibiotic discovery earns SU biochemist place in US$60 million global consortium
The Gram-negative bacterium Klebsiella pneumoniae is one of the leading causes of antimicrobial-resistance deaths worldwide. New strategies are urgently needed to fight these multi-drug resistance bacteria. Grant signifies a significant...
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CODA supports international collaboration to advance microvascular research in complex chronic disorders
Microvascular research is providing important biological insights that may help guide how we diagnose and treat patients living with complex chronic disorders such as Long COVID and ME/CFS. The Complex Disorder Alliance (CODA) will support...