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Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Investigating Probabilistic Techniques for Calculating the System Capacity in the South African Transmission Network
The blog explores how South Africa’s transmission network can be better utilised to support the rapid growth of renewable energy. While the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) sets ambitious targets for wind and solar expansion, grid capacity...
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Faculty of Engineering Students to Represent South Africa at Global Space Competition
Seven postgraduate engineering students will represent South Africa at the global Mission Idea Contest in Tokyo with their innovative SLINQI satellite concept. Designed as a practical, real-world solution, SLINQI proposes a pair of small...
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Mapping Real-World Objects into Virtual Reality to Facilitate Interaction using 6DoF Pose Estimation
This research explores how real-world objects can be mapped into virtual reality using 6DoF pose estimation and deep learning to create a more immersive, tactile VR experience. By combining convolutional neural networks with low-cost...
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
SUMediPose: A 2D-3D pose estimation dataset
SUMediPose is a high-precision, multimodal 2D–3D human pose estimation dataset developed to address the limitations of existing markerless motion capture systems. By combining gold-standard marker-based Vicon motion capture with...
Department of Journalism
CINIA convenes IDRC partner’s summit to strengthen information integrity in the Global South
CINIA and the IDRC launched a three-year research partnership across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the MENA region to strengthen global information integrity. The collaboration targets critical digital challenges including disinformation...
Department of Journalism
Journalism alumni awarded SA Akademiepryse
Michélle van Breda received the Markus Viljoen Medal for her sustained, high-quality impact on Afrikaans journalism and women's media. Bun Booyens won the LW Hiemstra Prize for Non-Fiction for Troep, a book documenting personal, sensory...
Stellenbosch University
Rethinking our freedom in a time of climate crisis
Freedom Day was celebrated on 27 April. Freedom also means that we must protect the environment. Freedom must also be about the conditions that make life possible.
Stellenbosch University
‘Decay without mourning’ conference offers new ways of caring for the past
International scholars and artists reframe decay as a creative force in heritage practices. Conference links heritage to environmental change, colonial histories and future responsibility. Academic discussions intertwined with exhibitions...
Stellenbosch University
Safeguarding South African research in a changing global landscape
South Africa does not have a national policy dedicated to research security. Strengthening research security reflects a commitment to public trust, academic integrity, and the equitable pursuit of knowledge. Research security is a...
Department of Psychology
Peaceful Mind Podcast – Ep2 – Common Mental Health Conditions in the Muslim Community
Trigger Warning: We talk about suicide.