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Research on indigenous and underutilised crops helps society to move towards a more sustainable, diverse, and inclusive agricultural system.

We need people who can think deeply about complex questions, who are technologically savvy and understand the value of the scientific method.

A scientist in SA and NITheCS Associate, Prof Tulio de Oliviera, is among the top 10 scientists who played a role in scientific developments

Some 800 postgraduate students attended the CHPC / NITheCS Coding Summer School in 2023, which took place for the first time in hybrid form.

Students could upskill in the fundamentals of scientific computing and data science at the annual CHPC & NITheCS Coding Summer School 2025.

The latest issue of Synapse magazine - issue 16, Q2 2022 - has been published. A NITheCS advertisement appears on page 10.

‘My research revolves around understanding the universe and the forces that drive and affect it,' says NITheCS Associate Prof Soebur Razzaque.

The behaviour of gravitational waves has been mostly understood through classical physics. But do they also possess a quantum dimension?

Most don't perceive the role of abstract mathematics in solving problems. But building abstract mathematics constructs a new way of thinking.

‘Artificial Intelligence is going to change everything. For some, it’s an exciting prospect. For others, it’s terrifying,' says Dr Mark Nasila