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Prof Irvy (Igle) Gledhill, Visiting Adjunct Professor in Flow Physics at WITS, is the NITheCS featured scientist of the month. %

NITheCS encouraged school pupils and their teachers to take a greater interest in science at the launch of National Science Week in Limpopo.

The rest of the world is not going to provide AI solutions that are applicable to Africa. We thus need our own home-grown research.

The NITheCS Winter Internship Programme kicked off in June 2025, and aims to nurture students in the theoretical and computational sciences.

Undergraduates from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), ran a training camp for South Africa’s top 15 high school mathletes.

Dr Mesias Alfeus, senior lecturer in the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science, Stellenbosch University (SU), wears various hats.

NITheCS bursary holder Bertus van Heerden (UP) has been awarded an NRF Research Excellence Award for Next Generation Researchers.

Prof Francesco Petruccione, Interim Director of NITheCS, has been presented with a prestigious honour from Italy in recognition of his work.

The continent-wide development of science can help grow economies, such as by transforming resources into products, services and processes.

A student from South Africa and his team won third place in the 11th Annual NYUAD International Hackathon for Social Good, held in April 2023.