The latest in research, innovation and impact at North-West University Space Biology Will Be A First for Africa The research will assess how organisms can sustain life in space's harsh conditions. Recent Articles Microbiology Key To Building Resilience Against Africa’s Food Crisis Prof Olubukola Babalola of North-West University warns unsustainable practices could push South Africa to a food security crisis. Prof Tyobeka: We need to invest in nuclear expertise, or lose it "The time for indecision is over" says Prof Tyobeka of North-West University. South African vaccine demonstrates 100% protection against tuberculosis "We are not merely talking about another vaccine; this is a beacon of hope" Subscribe to the Future of Africa newsletter here. You will hear once per month directly from African CEOs and international investors shaping the future of sustainable African development. Space Biology Will Be A First for Africa The research will assess how organisms can sustain life in space's harsh conditions. NWU and the International Atomic Energy Agency Partner to Advance Nuclear Forensic Capabilities Improved nuclear forensic capabilities will contribute to global security. Developing African Vaccines Within and For The African Continent The Covid-19 pandemic's unequal vaccine access has spurred South Africa to bridge the gap in African vaccine development. Innovative Learning Solutions: North-West University Embraces Mixed-Reality Classrooms Mixed-reality simulation has been shown to improve pedagogical proficiencies. Advancing South Africa’s humane and effective pharmaceutical testing The global shift away from traditional animal testing methods is gaining momentum. NWU Excels Again In QS World University Rankings – Now Tenth In Africa Globally, the NWU has shown significant improvement in the QS rankings. South African Centre for Digital Language Resources funded research gives a voice to Sepedi children with severe communication disabilities In the field of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) to help individuals who cannot rely on their natural speech to How effective are medicinal plants at treating childhood diseases? Medicinal plants offer great promise to change lives in South Africa. Another Nuclear Honour for North-West University Vice-Chancellor The appointment strengthens ties between South Africa and the global nuclear community. North-West University named among the most committed towards environmental and social change The latest QS rankings place the North-West University among the top global universities for environmental and social sustainability. Night-time cooking with solar is possible with thermal energy storage With the aid of thermal energy storage systems it is possible to use solar cookers to prepare hot meals at North-West University on the quest to save our freshwater sources South Africa's freshwater sources are under pressure from various kinds of contaminants, and NWU researchers are searching for ways to Using nanotechnology for food security and environmental protection One of the most challenging anxieties of the 21st century is safeguarding food security for the world's exponentially growing population, Cross border collaboration to tackle sustainability challenges in Botswana By managing water sustainably, we ensure a better life for all in Africa. NWU and Universität Duisburg-Essen Develop Early Warning Tool For Metal Pollution In Fresh Water Researchers from North-West University (NWU) and Universität Duisburg-Essen in Germany have developed an early warning tool for metal pollution in Evaluating the Potential Of South African Medicinal Plants As A Treatment For Depression North-West University (NWU) academic Dr Makhotso Lekhooa is investigating the possibility that an indigenous plant can be used to treat Getting the most out of medicinal plant extracts with nanotechnology A North-West University (NWU) graduate is bringing together age-old plant knowledge and the latest nanotechnology to make the most of The Plastic Problem: NWU Researchers Highlight Major Data Gaps Our oceans are choking on plastic debris. In fact, marine plastic debris is one of the most pressing environmental concerns 1 2 Next »
