The next decade will be ambitious and exciting for astrophysics and cosmology, with telescopes like the SKA, says Prof Roger Deane.
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Prof Ruan Veldtman is an ecological entomologist whose work centres on biodiversity, ecosystem services, invasive species, and the essential roles insects play ...
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‘My research revolves around understanding the universe and the forces that drive and affect it,' says NITheCS Associate Prof Soebur Razzaque.
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Machine learning used in predictive modelling should be combined with a statistical basis and business knowledge, says Prof Tanja Verster.
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With cutting-edge technology, the SKA will look deeper into the Universe and further back in time than other telescopes that probe galaxies.
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There is a tendency to assume that as machines become more intelligent, it will inevitably lead to consciousness.
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The first paper with the NITheCS affiliation has been published. Associates are encouraged to use the NITheCS affiliation on publications.
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QBronze109, the first QBronze Quantum Programming Workshop to be held in South Africa, will take place online from 3 to 7 July 2023 via Zoom.
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NITheCS encouraged school pupils and their teachers to take a greater interest in science at the launch of National Science Week in Limpopo.
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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.
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