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PanACEA fellowship advances pharmacometric research
“I feel honoured and encouraged". That is how Dr Ahmed Abulfathi, a consultant clinical pharmacologist at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Science's Division of Clinical Pharmacology, described his feelings on learning that he had been...
This is how we can stop violence and rape, says US employees and students
In support of the World Council of Churches's (WCC) worldwide movement, the Gender Unit of the Faculty of Theology at Stellenbosch University, launched its own Thursdays in Black campaign on February 7. The protest movement against all...
Nachega awarded AAS fellowship
Prof Jean Nachega was recently honoured by the African Academy of Science (AAS) when he was accepted as a fellow. Nachega is the Director of the Centre for Infectious Diseases, and an extraordinary professor in the Department of Medicine at...
Faculty launches OPTIMUS enhancement programme
Top undergraduate achievers of the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences attended the launch of the OPTIMUS programme for 2019 on Monday afternoon (11 February 2019). The OPTIMUS programme is aimed at providing development...
Pneumonia-causing bacteria lurk in water heater
Bacteria that could cause severe pneumonia (Legionnaires' disease) may be lurking in your water heater or geyser, a new study at Stellenbosch University (SU) found. “Our research highlights the connection between heating regimes (when and...
Stellenbosch University receives R4 million to start Centre for Africa Entrepreneurship
The spotlight will fall on entrepreneurial innovation and growth on the African continent at a new centre for entrepreneurship to be established at Stellenbosch University (SU). The Centre will be known as the Allan Gray Centre for...
Restoring community: A concept in action
Stellenbosch University has formally stated that it “acknowledges its contribution to the injustices of the past, and therefore commits itself to appropriate redress and development initiatives" (Prof. W. de Villiers, Rector: Stellenbosch...
Quantum dots used to track flowers’ pollen
A pollination biologist from Stellenbosch University is using quantum dots to track the fate of individual pollen grains. This is breaking new ground in a field of research that has been hampered by the lack of a universal method to track...
Auxin 26 Feb: Using Pecha Kucha as a psycho-educational facilitation tool for training school counsellors
Date of Presentation 26 th of February 2019 AUXINS hosted by The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) Title of Presentation Using Pecha Kucha as a psycho-educational facilitation tool for training school counsellors Summary of...
PREDAC: redesigned for 2019
PREDAC (Professional Educational Development of Academics) The rationale for the PREDAC programme has always been to induct new staff members into the Teaching and Learning culture and practices at SU at both an institutional and faculty...